Im Zentrum der Tagung steht die Beziehung "Braunbär – Mensch". Als Einstimmung ins Thema beginnt die Tagung mit einem wissenschaftlichen Vortrag zu neuen Erkenntnissen zur Stammesgeschichte der Braunbären. Die Tagungsbeiträge sind "Braunbär in menschlicher Obhut" und "Braunbär in der Wildnis": gewidmet. Die Vorträge betreffen die folgenden Themen: - Evolution, Ökologie und Verhaltensbiologie von Braunbären - Haltungskonzepte zeitgemässer Bärenhaltungen - Veterinärmedizinische Aspekte in Bärenhaltungen - Auswilderung / Aufzucht Waisenbären - Zusammenleben Bär – Mensch in freier Wildbahn. ... [Information des Anbieters]
The proposed theme of the Conference will be “Bears and humans in the 21st century: challenges and solutions for a peaceful coexistence”. With this theme we aim to draw attention to the problems bears are facing in Greece, and hopefully garner public interest and support for their effective solution. The Conference theme is also representative of one of the major challenges for bears around the world: in midst of an enduring global financial crisis, national economies are reshaping and restructuring themselves in order to become more competitive and resilient in the new world of the 21st century. These structural changes have significant effects on the conservation of global biodiversity, including bears. From the effects of global warming on polar bears to the problems arising from bears living in the proximity of humans in Europe and North America, all bear species are affected by the new realities of the 21st century. Identifying these conflicts in a world that is changing rapidly will be the major step towards finding the solutions that will ultimately secure the survival of these species on a world-wide scale. The 23rd International Conference on Bear Research and Management aims to be a forerunner in this process by providing a meeting point and becoming the public outlet for the most experienced specialists in the field of bear research, conservation and management. ... [Information of the supplier]
The purpose of the Eastern Black Bear Workshop is to bring together state/provincial biologists, federal biologists, and university researchers with responsibilities for managing black bear populations in the eastern USA and Canada to discuss issues important to the management, conservation, and perpetuation of those black bear populations. EBBWs are inherently different from general conferences. Whereas conferences have the purpose of sharing information through the presentation of research and management papers, EBBWs are designed not only to share information, but more specifically to discuss and find solutions to problems of managing bear populations at the regional level. ... [Information of the supplier]
Fünfzehn Jahre freilebende Wölfe in Deutschland, zehn Jahre NABU-Projekt „Willkommen Wolf!“, fünf Jahre NABU-Wolfsbotschafter: Anlässlich der drei erfreulichen Jubiläen richtet der NABU vom 24. bis 26. September 2015 eine internationale Wolfskonferenz in Wolfsburg aus. Dabei steht insbesondere das Zusammenleben der Menschen mit dem Wolf im Mittelpunkt des Interesses. Zwei Schwerpunkte sind in diesem Zusammenhang für die Wolfsarbeit des NABU von besonderer Bedeutung: Einerseits ist es der eher sozialwissenschaftliche Fokus – im englischen als „human dimensions of wildlife management“ bezeichnet –, der sich mit den Einstellungen, Emotionen und Ängsten als Basis für die Akzeptanz wiederkehrender Wildtiere befasst. Zum zweiten sind es praktische Komponenten, die das Zusammenleben anderer Landnutzer (z.B. Tierhalter) mit dem Wolf einfacher machen sollen und zugleich das Konfliktpotential im Alltag reduzieren sollen. Vor diesem Hintergrund setzt sich die Tagung aus zwei eintägigen Modulen sowie einer Tagesexkursion in das norddeutsche Wolfsterritorium zusammen. Wir freuen uns auf eine interessante Mischung aus Wissenschaft, Praxis und Gesellschaft, um gemeinsam über neue Strategien und Lösungsansätze zum Umgang mit dem Wolf zu diskutieren. ... [Information des Anbieters]
The city of Quito is honored to host the 25th Internacional IBA Conference “New frontiers for bear research and conservation in the tropics”. This event, in addition of bringing together the scientific and conservation community that investigate and are focused on the eight species of bears in the world, with special interest on the ones that live in the tropics, will also be held in South America for the first time. This fact provides an excellent opportunity for students, researchers and conservationists of the 8 bears species to share their work, efforts and experiences. The conference is divided in different sessions, including a special one in Spanish about the Andean Bear; with simultaneous translation. Participants can expose their work in two ways: oral and posters. The conference will also offer different workshops on topics that are of current interest. ... [Information of the supplier]
The Missouri Department of Conservation is excited to host the 24th Eastern Black Bear Workshop from April 22 – 25, 2019 at the YMCA of the Ozarks Trout Lodge in Potosi, MO. The purpose of the Eastern Black Bear Workshop is to bring together state/provincial biologists, federal biologists, and university researchers with responsibilities for managing black bear populations in the eastern USA and Canada to discuss issues important to the management, conservation, and perpetuation of those black bear populations. EBBWs are inherently different from general conferences. Whereas conferences have the purpose of sharing information through the presentation of research and management papers, EBBWs are designed not only to share information, but more specifically to discuss and find solutions to problems of managing bear populations at the regional level. ... [Information of the supplier]
The 25th Eastern Black Bear Workshop will be held at Heartwood Resort and Conference Center (N10884 Hoinville Rd, Trego, WI 54888) in Trego, Wisconsin. April 24-27th, 2023. [Information of the supplier]
The Max Planck Digital Library (MPDL) cordially invites you to participate in the Open Science Days 2016. The event will take place at the Harnack House in Berlin and is going to extend over one and a half days (February 17/18). Having no specific focus topic at the first Open Science Days in 2014, we dealt with the various aspects of openness in the different areas of Open Science. At our next event we would like to put an emphasis on one of these areas: Citizen Science. Citizen Science refers to the growing involvement of amateur or non-professional scientists in the research process. In some research fields, like e.g. environmental research, this involvement already has become a common practice. Other research disciplines seem to be more reluctant and yet it is unclear, whether Citizen Science will be an important factor in all areas of the entire research process in the future. SETI@home, an early approach to internet-based Citizen Science, already started in 1999. Being focused on distributed computing, this project depends on a rather passive contribution by citizens. Today, we see a broad range of projects that require a more active role: Citizens are asked to collect water samples or to describe ancient texts. Interested people can decide to analyze pictures or video recordings of tiny worms, far galaxies or prowling groups of apes. More complex projects involve citizens that are willing to build up their own technical equipment for rather demanding and precise measurements and observations. Some discussions even concern the involvement of citizens in the establishment of hypotheses and the planning of research. Which are the most important perspectives and opportunities deriving from this opening of research processes for a broader public? Are there different motivating factors for the researchers or research organizations that already have taken action in the field of Citizen Science? What have been their experiences so far? Are there any serious risks, those who promote the advancement of Citizen Science should bear in mind? Participants will have the opportunity to present their own ideas, experiences, initiatives or activities and to discuss current topics related to Citizen Science. Aside from the mentioned thematic priority, there will also be talks and room for discussion on current developments concerning further areas of Open Science. The conference language will be English. The participation fee is 100 € and the number of participants is limited to 80 persons. ... [Information of the supplier]
The 1st Joint Meeting of the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections (SPNHC) and the Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG) also known as the Taxonomic Databases Working Group, will take place from August 25th to September 2nd 2018 in Dunedin, New Zealand. The theme of the conference is: Collections and Data in an Uncertain World. The destructive forces of nature were never more evident than with the 2011 Tōhoku tsunami in Japan or the earthquakes that struck Christchurch in 2010 and 2011. The damage to museums and collections, and data loss were staggering. As reconstruction is now well underway, what have we learned from these catastrophes and how can we mitigate damage to our "libraries of life" in the future? ... [Information of the supplier, modified]