Posters

Posters are a great way to convey your project through verbal and visual information. Poster presentations are interactive and give conference attendees an opportunity to gain in-depth understanding directly from presenters. In line with the theme for this year’s conference, we will feature posters that address “for what” and “for whom” we are conducting restoration and how restoration should be carried out. 
 

Poster Session 1: Friday, January 31, 3:35-4:30 PM

Poster Session 2: Saturday, February, 4:05-4:30 PM

The Knob, Kroon Hall (3rd floor)

 
The following presenters will display their posters at the ISTF 2020 Conference:

Name

Institution

Country

Title

Lord Kwakye Ameyaw

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Ghana

Indigenous Agroforestry Knowledge Application in Restoring Degraded Forest Landscapes in Sub-Saharan Africa

Courtney Anderson

Yale F&ES

USA

What does species protection look like? Jaguar occupancy variation under different management strategies in the Madidi National Protected Area, Bolivia

Rudo Violet Denga

University of Copperbelt

Zambia

A review of the drivers of riverbank cultivation in Africa: Implications on environmental social sustainability

Christine Facella

Parsons School of Design

USA

Make It Local: Rebuilding Economies and Ecologies through Local Maker Movements

Meredith Hovis

North Carolina State University

USA

Forest access, rights, and benefits: exploring the role of community forests as an innovative approach for rural livelihoods 

Timon Keller

Western Colorado University

USA

Forest Restoration Lessons from the Global North and South

Daniel Petticord

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

USA

Mutualist and pathogen traits interact to affect plant community structure in a generalizable model 

Thazin Htay

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Myanmar

Improving Biodiversity Conservation through Understanding Resource Dependency and Attitudes of Local Communities (Case study in Indawgyi Wildlife Sanctuary, Myanmar)

Roseo Marquez and Tamara Greenstone Alefaio

Micronesia Conservation Trust

Micronesia

The Micronesia Challenge: Conserving Terrestrial Ecosystems in the Islands of Micronesia

Ranjana Piyadasa

Colombo University

Sri Lanka

Sustainability of upper catchment forestry areas in irrigation ecosystem in the dry zone of Sri Lanka