Inger Andersen Inger Andersen Inger Andersen IUCN Opening plenary: Nature - the fertile ground for geopolitics and sustainable development
David Macdonald David Macdonald David Macdonald University of Oxford A welcome and a purpose: The Conservation Geopolitics Forum - how we got here and where we're going
Sir Charles Godfray Sir Charles Godfray Sir Charles Godfray University of Oxford Global food and conservation
Alexandra Zimmermann Alexandra Zimmermann Alexandra Zimmermann IUCN and University of Oxford The geopolitics of human-wildlife conflict
Cosmin Corendea Cosmin Corendea Cosmin Corendea Jindal Global University Law School The continuum between climate change, conservation and human mobility
Samuel Cushman Samuel Cushman Samuel Cushman US Forest Service The central role of connectivity in conservation geopolitics
Joseph Mbaiwa Joseph Mbaiwa Joseph Mbaiwa University of Botswana Economic development, tourism and conservation
William Laurance William Laurance William Laurance James Cook University Keynote: Infrastructure armageddon and the world's rarest ape
Dominic Johnson Dominic Johnson Dominic Johnson University of Oxford Overcoming anarchy: the good, the bad, and the ugly of international politics
Rosaleen Duffy Rosaleen Duffy Rosaleen Duffy University of Sheffield Thinking (geo)politically: a political ecology of conservation and global security
Cameron Hepburn Cameron Hepburn Cameron Hepburn University of Oxford Economic drivers and solutions to conservation
Shannon O’Lear Shannon O’Lear Shannon O’Lear University of Kansas Environmental geopolitics: an inquiry into geographical knowledge in conservation
John Vucetich John Vucetich John Vucetich Michigan Technological University Conserving biodiversity on purpose: the role of ethics in solving an interdisciplinary problem
Rodrigo Medellin Rodrigo Medellin Rodrigo Medellin Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Academia, international wildlife trade, and effective conservation: is there really common ground?
