The Human-Natural Resource Interface: Reconciling Conflicting Trade-offs?
ATKV-Hartenbos Holiday Resort, Southern Cape
18 - 21 September 2011
SUB THEMES AND DOCUMENTS
Sustainable resource use (commercial and traditional) and economics
Ecological challenges and conservation strategies
Human-Wildlife conflict - both sides of the coin
Stewardship, policy, planning and socio-economic issues
General ecology and assessing human impacts on biodiversity
Carnivore management and predator-livestock interactions
Symposium Programme and Abstracts Book
SAWMA 2011 General information
Guidelines for Abstracts, Papers and Posters
SAWMA 2011 Registration form
Accommodation booking: Hartenbos 18-21 September
Map and directions
PRESENTATIONS
Dinner Presentation - Dave Pepler
Management of complex ecosystems - Paolo Caroli and Alex Baroni
Brown hyaenas on roads - M.Thorn
How can genetic methods promote fisheries conservation and fair trade in SA - D. Cawthorn
Making non detriment findings: Ensuring sustainable utilization of species in international trade - M. Pfab
Publishing primary biodiversity data - Daly, Davies-Mostert and King
Factors influencing potential dispersal routes of African wild dogs - B.Whittington-Jones
Human wildlife conflict takes fligh - Morgan Hauptfleisch
Promoting SMS to manage human wildlife conflicts - Sebastien LE BEL
Wildlife Road Traffic Accidents - Wendy Collinson
Determination of feedstuffs nutritional composition and diet nutritional quality in the National Zoological Gardens of SouthAfrica - Ulrich Mwimbi
PHOTO'S
THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Elma Marais: SAWMA Secretariat
Host and co-hosts: Louw Hoffman (University of Stellenbosch) and Stefan Hattingh (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University: Saasveld Campus)
Scientific co-ordinators: Louw Hoffman and Frans Radloff (Cape Peninsula University of Technology)
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