Dr. Colodro, the Chile coordinator for Oikonos, a non-profit organization focused on applied ecological research and conservation, will speak about long-term community-based conservation efforts in Chile. Specifically, she will talk about the context for community-based initiatives and share a variety of activities that Oikonos has undertaken with local communities on two remote islands, Isla Mocha and Isla Robinson Crusoe in the Juan Fernández Islands. Following her short presentation, Dr. Colodro will lead a discussion with students about challenges and opportunities in community-based conservation.
Monday, February 25, 12-1:00pm, Thompson 310.