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DESCRIPTION:Wildlife Biology Seminar Series—featuring a series of external 
 speakers on topics relevant to Wildlife Biology and Environmental Biology.
 \n\nGuest Speaker: Amy Villamagna (Plymouth State University) will speak o
 n land use\, community ecology\n\nLand managers are growing increasingly a
 ware of the connection between natural capital and society\; however\, muc
 h of this attention is given to the capacity to generate services rather t
 han how services flow to the beneficiaries. Conservation areas\, both publ
 ic and private\, are critical tools to conserve biodiversity and deliver i
 mportant ecosystem services (ES) to society. Although societal benefits fr
 om such ES are increasingly used to promote public support of conservation
 \, the number of beneficiaries\, their identity\, as well as the magnitude
  and perceived value of benefits are largely unknown for the vast majority
  of the United States (US) public-private conservation network. Better kno
 wledge of ES flows to beneficiaries and their perceived value will help la
 nd managers make a stronger case for the broad collateral benefits of cons
 ervation and help to address issues of social-environmental justice. Throu
 gh a suite of case studies ranging from the relatively small-scale assessm
 ent of two military bases to a bi-state network of public-private conserva
 tion areas in the southeast US\, we will explore ES flows from protected l
 ands and discuss the use of this knowledge to inform land management decis
 ions.\n\nThis seminar series is open to anyone within the 91ºÚÁÏÍø community
 \, but primarily targets NRS grad students and faculty.\n\n \n
DTSTART:20180125T163000Z
DTEND:20180125T173000Z
LOCATION:R3-045\, Raymond Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellevue\, H9X 3V
 9\, 21111 Lakeshore Road
SUMMARY:Wildlife Biology Seminar Series: Who benefits? Mapping ecosystem se
 rvice flows to inform land management decisions
URL:/macdonald/channels/event/wildlife-biology-seminar
 -series-who-benefits-mapping-ecosystem-service-flows-inform-land-managemen
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