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RLBR Presentation Materials

• Changing land, changing water: How land-cover change affects hydrological processes in rural tropical watersheds (13.9 mb)

   

  • Presentation by Thomas W. Giambelluca, Department of Geography, University of Hawaii

  • Delivered March 31, 2003

  • Ithaca, NY

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• Impacts of Rural Roads on Hydrological Process and Erosion (8.79 mb)

   

  • Presentation by Thomas W. Giambelluca, Alan D. Ziegler and Ross A. Sutherland (all members of Department of Geography, University of Hawaii)

• Ithaca, NY

• Can Habitat Protection Lead to Improvements in Human Well-Being? (11.4 mb)

   

  • Presentation by Heidi Gjertsen, Cornell University

• Delivered April 24, 2003

• Ithaca, NY

• Forest Dwelling Households' Labor Allocation: Implications for NWFP Conservation in Kerala, India (11.75)

   

  • Delivered January 28, 2003

  • Ithaca, NY

January 2003

• Ecology and Conservation in the Serengeti Ecosystem, Tanzania

   

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  • Presentation by Dr. Sam McNaughton, Dept. of Environmental Science, Syracuse University

  • Topic: Grasslands of Africa: Balancing Conservation and Resource Use

  • Delivered January 28, 2003

  • Ithaca, NY

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• Managing Regional Resources at the Local Level: Local Government, Land Use Planning, and Flowing Water

   

  • Presentation by Deborah Gross,  MS Candidate, Dept. of Natural Resources,

  • Topic: Current Research in Forest and Water Management

  • Delivered December 10, 2002

  • Ithaca, NY

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November 2002

• Critical Issues and Research Priorities for Water Resources Management

   

  • Presentation by Dr. Tammo Steenhuis of the Cornell Biological and Environmental Engineering Department (BEE)

  • Topic: Water Resources Research and Management

    • Subtopic: Critical Issues and Research Priorities for Water Resources Management

  • Delivered October 16, 2002

  • Ithaca, NY

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September 2002

• Environmental Education as a Mechanism of Globalization

   

  • Presentation by Carylanna Taylor Bahamondes, PhD Candidate, Development Sociology

  • Topic: Community Based Natural Resource Management

    • Subtopic: How knowledge of water conservation is accepted, contested, and/or rejected in Honduras

  • Delivered September 19, 2002

  • Ithaca, NY

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• Sustainable Management of Non-timber Forest Products In Community Forests in the Humid Forest Zone of Southern Cameroon

   

  • Presentation by H. Carolyn Brown, PhD Candidate, Department of Natural Resources

  • Topic: Community Based Natural Resource Management

    • Subtopic:  Integration and Sustainable Management of Non-timber Forest Products in Cameroon

  • Delivered September 19, 2002

  • Ithaca, NY

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April 2002

•    Values of working with local farmers and extension officers

   

  • Presentation by Yuka Otsuki

  • Topic: An overview of pastoralism related issues in communal areas in north central South Africa

  • Delivered April 23, 2002

  • Ithaca, NY

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• Assessing the value of climate forecast information for pastoralists

   

  • Presentation by Winnie Luseno

  • Topic: Use of climate forecast information by east African pastoralists

  • Delivered April 23, 2002

  • Ithaca, NY

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November 2000

• Rural Livelihoods and Biological Resources:  Point-counterpoint discussion

   

  • Presentation by Robert Blake

  • Delivered November 29, 2000

  • Ithaca, NY

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For further information, please email Oliver Pierson, the graduate student RLBR coordinator.