Webcasts
Live webcasts of keynote speakers at the ESA Millennium Conference
Monday, November 9 1-5 PM ET
Tuesday, November 10 8:30-10:10 AM ET
Thursday, November 12 9:50-11:50 AM ET
During these times, live webcasts of the keynote speakers at the ESA Millennium Conference, “Water-Ecosystem Services, Drought, and Environmental Justice”, will be available from this website. Also, a Wiki page has been set up so that viewers of the webcasts can submit questions for the speakers. This wiki page will be monitored by a volunteer at the Conference who will ask these submitted questions to the speakers on behalf of the webcast viewers.
Instructions:
You must have the most recent version of RealPlayer on your computer to view the webcasts. Download it for free at www.real.com/.
- During the times listed above, click on this link to access the live webcast: (real.cc.uga.edu/ramgen/broadcast/esa.rm).
- In the dialog box, select “Open with RealPlayer”, and click OK.
- In a separate tab or window of your Internet browser, click on this link to access the Wiki page: (esamillenniumconference.wikispaces.com).
- To submit questions for keynote speakers:
- Click on the “Submit Questions Here” link on the lefthand menu bar of the Wiki page.
- Click “Edit” in the upper righthand corner of the page.
- Enter your text
- Click “Save” in the “Editor” toolbar at the top of the page.
Monday, November 9, 2009
1:00-5:00 PM
1:00-1:10 PM: Welcome: The Promise of the Millennium Conference Series
NANCY GRIMM, Arizona State University
1:10-1:20 PM: Agenda overview
TED GRAGSON and STEWARD PICKETT, Conference Co-Chairs
1:20-2:10 PM: Building State and National Water Resource Policies from the Ground Up
CAROL COUCH, Georgia Department of Natural Resources
2:10-3:00 PM: Rethinking the Urban Ecosystem: Environmental Equity and Sustainable, Livable Communities Through Forestry
ANN BARTUSKA, USDA Forest Service
3:20-4:10 PM: Drought, Adaptation, and Decision-Making in a Changing Climate: Learning and Not Doing
ROGER PULWARTY, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
4:10-5:00 PM: Freshwater Ecosystems in a Increasingly Uncertain Hydrologic Future
EMILY BERNHARDT, Duke University
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
8:30-10:10 AM
8:30-9:20 AM: Maintaining Freshwater Aquatic Ecosystems in a Changed Climate: The Fundamental Changes We Must Make
DENISE FORT, University of New Mexico
9:20-10:10 AM: Georgia’s Water Management Challenge: Integrating Science and Management
TODD RASMUSSEN, University of Georgia
Thursday, November 12, 2009
9:50-11:50 AM
9:50-11:50 AM: Science, Sustainability, and Environmental Equity: A Synthesis Panel
An ecological perspective: BOB NAIMAN, University of Washington
A social science perspective: KIRSTIN DOW, University of South Caroline
A policy perspective: TBA