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2017 Wildlife Trade Symposium

08:30 BST

Registration Bernard Sunley foyer Posting of Open Space Bernard Sunley room AJenny Glikman

09:30 BST

Welcome and opening remarks Bernard Sunley lecture theatreE.J. Milner-Gulland

09:40 BST

Catalysing social and behavior change Bernard Sunley lecture theatreSteven Broad

10:00 BST

Exploring cultural values and preferences Bernard Sunley lecture theatreElizabeth Davis

10:20 BST

Mapping the emerging online trade Bernard Sunley lecture theatreJoss Wright

10:40 BST

Theme 1 panel Q&A: Diverse approaches to illegal wildlife trade research Bernard Sunley lecture theatreKelly Malsch • Steven Broad • Elizabeth Davis • Joss Wright

11:00 BST

Refreshments Bernard Sunley foyer Marketplace of Open Space Bernard Sunley room AJenny Glikman

11:30 BST

Not by legality alone: Addressing shark overexploitation in Indonesia Bernard Sunley lecture theatreHollie Booth

11:50 BST

Down to the bone: South Africa’s lion trade conundrum Bernard Sunley lecture theatreMichael 't Sas-Rolfes

12:10 BST

Reading between the lines: Tracing the Rosewood trade in Thailand Bernard Sunley lecture theatreP Siriwat

12:30 BST

Theme 2 panel Q&A: Linking supply and demand for wildlife products Bernard Sunley lecture theatreDavid Macdonald • Hollie Booth • Michael 't Sas-Rolfes • P Siriwat

13:00 BST

Lunch St Catherine’s College main dining hall

14:15 BST

Human and conservation benefits through sustainable trade in wild plants Bernard Sunley lecture theatreAnastasiya Timoshyna

14:35 BST

Traditional Chinese medicine and illegal wildlife trade Bernard Sunley lecture theatreLixin Huang

14:55 BST

Insights into the 2018 London IWT conference Bernard Sunley lecture theatreRachel Ash

15:10 BST

Theme 3 panel Q&A: Changing wildlife consumption onto a legal, sustainable path Bernard Sunley lecture theatreDeborah Hembury • Rachel Ash • Lixin Huang • Anastasiya Timoshyna

15:40 BST

Refreshments Bernard Sunley foyer Working groups of Open Space Bernard Sunley room AJenny Glikman

16:20 BST

Evolving perspectives on the demand for illegal wildlife products Bernard Sunley lecture theatreE.J. Milner-Gulland • Naomi Doak • Rosaleen Duffy • Ming Lee • Bob Smith

17:30 BST

Drinks reception, poster session & presentation of visual minutes Bernard Sunley room A

09:15 BST

Refreshments Bernard Sunley foyer

09:45 BST

Modelling drivers of the illegal wildlife trade Junior Common Room Private Dining RoomFILLINGFiona Underwood Changing business sector behaviour (I) Bernard Sunley room CFILLINGSteven Broad • Thomasina Oldfield • Anastasiya Timoshyna Engaging religious partners Bernard Sunley room DLIMITEDChantal Elkin Designing and implementing effective social surveys Quad room SouthFILLINGJenny Glikman New methods for asking questions about sensitive or illegal behaviour Quad room NorthFILLINGFreya St John Systematic approach to investigating online wildlife trade Bernard Sunley room ALIMITEDDavid Roberts

12:45 BST

Lunch St Catherine’s College main dining hall

13:45 BST

Biodiversity and security Bernard Sunley room DFILLINGHannah Dickinson • Rosaleen Duffy • Laure Joanny • Ruth Wilson Changing business sector behaviour (II) Bernard Sunley room CFULLSteven Broad • Thomasina Oldfield • Anastasiya Timoshyna Empowering rural communities Bernard Sunley room ALIMITEDPaul De Ornellas Zoos and aquaria in the 21st century: harnessing their power to combat illegal wildlife trade. Quad room SouthLIMITEDRobin Keith Deduction, induction, abduction: change the way you problem solve Quad room NorthLIMITEDRodger Watson • Madelon Willemsen Market dynamics: economics of supply and demand Junior Common Room Private Dining RoomFULLMichael 't Sas-Rolfes

17:00 BST

Illegal Wildlife Trade debate Bernard Sunley lecture theatreLIMITEDJohn Simpson • Elizabeth Bennett • E.J. Milner-Gulland • Alexander Rhodes • Sabri Zain

09:15 BST

Refreshments Bernard Sunley foyer

09:45 BST

Ethics and guidelines for illegal wildlife trade fieldwork (I) Arumugam Building 1st floorFILLINGJacob Phelps • Gary Potter Zoos and aquaria in the 21st century: harnessing their power to combat illegal wildlife trade. Bernard Sunley room ALIMITEDStacey Johnson • Robin Keith Deduction, induction, abduction: change the way you problem solve Quad room NorthFILLINGRodger Watson • Madelon Willemsen New methods for asking questions about sensitive or illegal behaviour Bernard Sunley room CLIMITEDFreya St John

12:45 BST

Lunch St Catherine’s College main dining hall

13:45 BST

Connecting the dots: trade analysis and policy in the CITES context Arumugam Building 1st floorLIMITEDNeil Burgess • Kelly Malsch • Noeleen Smyth Ethics and guidelines for illegal wildlife trade fieldwork (II) Quad room SouthLIMITEDJacob Phelps • Gary Potter Measuring demand reduction impact Bernard Sunley room DFILLINGRowena Merritt • Thomasina Oldfield Modelling drivers of the illegal wildlife trade Quad room NorthLIMITEDFiona Underwood A basic introduction to the dark web and machine learning Bernard Sunley room CLIMITEDJulio Hernandez-Castro Posting, marketplace and working groups of Open Space Bernard Sunley room AJenny Glikman