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About EMI People EM Approach Resources Events At EMI Search Site Map Home	Events in 2003 Meeting the Challenge: Biodiversity and Development in the Real World A presentation by Dr. John Hough (SNRE Alumnus) Principal Technical Advisor United Nations Development Programme, Global Environment Facility Co-Sponsored by Ecosystem Management Initiative at the School of Natural Resources and Environment, the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, and Northwest Airlines Wednesday, October 29, 2003 Landscapes, Communities and Stakeholders: USAID's Approach to Global Biodiversity Conservation A presentation by Mary Rowen Visiting from the Wildlife & Biodiversity Advisory, US Agency for International Development Co-Sponsored by Ecosystem Management Initiative at the School of Natural Resources and Environment, the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, and Northwest Airlines Wednesday, October 22, 2003 Landscape Scale Conservation: Current Status, Future Prospects A panel discussion with SNRE Alumni Sponsored by EMI in association with the School of Natural Resources and Environment's 100th Anniversary Activities Friday, October 17, 2003 The Endangered Species Act at Age 30: A View from the Trenches A presentation by Brock Evans Executive Director, Endangered Species Coalition Monday, September 29, 2003 Lobbying Module Workshop Led by Brock Evans Executive Director, Endangered Species Coalition Cosponsored by Doris Duke Conservation Fellows Program Monday, September 29, 2003 Conservation: Passion and Science A presentation by *Dr. G. Thomas Bancroft* Vice President, Ecology and Economic Research Department The Wilderness Society Thursday, April 10, 2003 EMI Advisory Board Meeting EMI Faculty Steering Committee , EMI External Advisory Board , EMI Staff , EMI Sponsored Masters Project representatives Tuesday, April 8, 2003 From Pelican Island to Pacific Salmon: Transitions in Conservation The Theodore Roosevelt Professor in Ecosystem Management Lecture, Panel Discussion & Reception A presentation by Steven Yaffee, PhD School of Natural Resources & Environment *Panel Discussion with Barry D. Gold,* Program Officer for Conservation and Sustainability Science, David and Lucile Packard Foundation *and Elizabeth Estill,* Deputy Chief, USDA - Forest Service Monday, April 7, 2003 Sustainability: Implementing the Concept in Forest and Communities A presentation by William Banzhaf President, Sustainable Forestry Board and *A presentation by Adela Backiel* Director, Sustainable Development United States Department of Agriculture Monday March 17, 2003 Effects of Land Use on Ecological Condition A presentation by Virginia Dale , Ph.D. Oak Ridge National Laboratory Tuesday, March 11, 2003 Graduate Student Roundtable with Speaker Grant Writing for Conservation Workshop Led by *Michael Donahue* , President/CEO, Great Lakes Commission & *Laura Rubin* , Executive Director, Huron River Watershed Council Cosponsored by Doris Duke Conservation Fellows Program Monday, February 17, 2003 Powerpoint slides from Laura Rubin's Presentation and Michael Donahue's Presentation are available Fundraising for Conservation Workshop Led by *Maureen Martin* , UM Director of Foundation Relations Cosponsored by Doris Duke Conservation Fellows Program Wednesday, February 12, 2003 Regional Development and the Protection of Natural Resources in the Caucasus A presentation by A. Nihat Gokyigit , U-M alumnus (MA engineering, '48). TEFKEN, a construction firm in Istanbul, Turkey, acting chariman of TEMA , Turkey 's largest environmental organization. Cosponsored by Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Center for Middle Eastern and North African Studies and the School of Natural Resources & Environment February 6, 2003 Environmental Responsibility in the Redefinition of International Affairs Graduate Student Lunch with A. Nihat Gokyigit, February 6, 2003 Real Estate for Conservation Workshop Led by Jack Smiley, Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy; Bill Hansen, Washtenaw Land Trust; & Bob Tentens and Tom Freeman, Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission Cosponsored by Doris Duke Conservation Fellows Program February 5, 2003 Impacts of Invasive Species in Natural Systems A presentation by Victoria Nuzzo Biologist, Natural Area Consultants Tuesday, January 28, 2003 Graduate Student Roundtable with Speaker Connecting a Culture of Forests: The Emergence of the Northern Forest A presentation by Stephen Blackmer President of the Northern Forest Center in Concord , New Hampshire Thursday, January 16, 2003, Graduate Student Roundtable with Speaker Doris Duke Conservation Fellow Dinner: Announcing Cohort #5 Special Guest Stephen Blackmer Wednesday, January 15, 2003

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