TRI SPRING SYMPOSIUM 10:30 – 12:00 First

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TRI SPRING SYMPOSIUM

Friday, April 25, 2014 · Marsh Rotunda, Yale F&ES

10:00

10:15

Coffee & Arrive

Welcome from TRI Director Michael R. Dove and Program Managers

Dana Graef & Jeff Stoike. Brief Reflections on Themes of TRI Research from

Program Assistants Dana Baker, Sarah Tolbert & Emily Zink

10:30 – 12:00 First Panel: Development & Conservation in the Tropics

Coordinator: Emily Zink

10:30 Erin Beasley (MEM), Non-Profit Perspectives on "Food Security with

Sovereignty" in Cochabamba, Bolivia

10:45 Rebeka Ryvola (MEM), Accountability and Collaboration for Environmental

Disaster Response and Risk Reduction – a Rural Malawi Case

11:00 Yiting Wang (MESc), Negotiating Access: LPG Cookstove Dissemination and

Adoption in Himachal Pradesh, India

11:15

11:30

Alisa Zomer (MEM), Planning on Disaster: Urban Climate Adaptation in

Manila, Philippines

Jin Yin (MFS), Land Use, Forest Composition and Social Dependence on Forest

Products of a Traditional Miao Village: A Case Study in Guizhou, China

11:45 Yufang Gao (MESc), Elephant Ivory Trade in China: Comparing Different

Perspectives

12:00 – 12:45 Lunch and Recollections of TRI’s History with Bill Burch

12:45 – 2:15 Second Panel: Regional Focus on Africa

12:45

Coordinator: Dana Baker

Elizabeth Babalola (MEM), Akparawa and Nature: Environmental

Connections of Cross Riverian Adolescents

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1:00 Kelly Stoner (MESc), Improving Conservation Monitoring by Designing

Collaborative Research Programs

1:15 Acheampong Atta-Boateng (MFS), Yield and Physiological Responses of

Savanna Cowpea to Biostimulant-D-Sorbitol Foliar Application

1:30 Peter Umunay (MFS), Developing Allometric Model to Estimate Carbon

Stocks in Gilbertiodendron dewevrei Forest, Democratic Republic of Congo

1:45

2:00

Marissa Galizia (MEM), Get Mingi: Rural Kenyan Sentiments About

Electricity and Using Mobile Money to Purchase It

Alemayehu Zeleke (MESc), Human Dimensions of Climate Change:

Assessing Vulnerability of Smallholders in Ethiopia

2:15 – 2:30

2:30 – 4:00

Coffee Break

Third Panel: Regional Focus on Latin America

Coordinator: Sarah Tolbert

2:30

2:45

3:00

Molly Roske (MFS), Forest Fragmentation and Indexing Riparian

Ecosystem Health in the Dry Tropics

Beth Tellman (MESc), Land Use Change and Ecosystem Service Sheds:

Where Does Deforestation Impact Flood Mitigation in El Salvador?

Caitlin Doughty (MESc), Conservation, Development and Resilience:

Andean Ecosystem Association and the Indigenous Communities of the Vilcanota

3:15

3:30

3:45

Jessica Brooks (MESc), Failure with Potential: Community and At-Home

Rainwater Collection in Rural, Mountainous Haitian Villages

Matthew Bare (MF), Forest Restoration in the Tropical Andes: Active

Conservation in a Biodiversity Hotspot

Stephanie Stefanski (MESc), Integrating Tourism, Conservation, and

Development: Perspectives from International and Domestic Tourists in

Peninsula Valdes, Argentina

4:00 – 5:00 Reception in Marsh Rotunda hosted by John Earhart, MF ’85

TRI Staff: Michael R. Dove, Director; Dana Graef & Jeff Stoike, Program Managers

Dana Baker, Sarah Tolbert, & Emily Zink, Program Assistants

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