Presentations on the natural history of lynx & wolverine, with Steve Gehman and Dr. John Squires
Presentations on the natural history of grizzly bears with Dr. Lance Craighead
Presentation and panel discussion about the link between economy and ecology
Presentation about the state of wilderness as a concept, a human need, a community benefit and an ecological value
A day-long symposium (including lunch & evening reception) that looks at the increasingly visionary and coordinated global effort to address the threats to, and opportunities for, maintaining habitat connectivity and wildlife movement corridors
Evening Reception & Keynote Free to Members!
Two early afternoon field trips to see and discuss American Wildlands’ on-the-ground conservation projects
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Harvey Locke, co-founder of the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
Rick Ridgeway, mountaineer, adventurer, author, and head of Patagonia’s Environmental Program
Environmental historian Roderick Nash, author of the seminal 1967 book Wilderness and the American Mind
World-renowned elephant expert Iain Douglas- Hamilton
Four natural history presentations on the ecology and wide-ranging travel habits of the lynx, wolverine, grizzly bear and antelope
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