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Conference Schedule

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On this tab, you can find the full schedule for the BES Conservation Ecology & Tropical Ecology Joint Twitter Conference #TropiCon21.

All days run 13:00-17:00 GMT

  • Day 1: Wednesday 3rd November

  • Day 2: Thursday 4th November

  • Day 3: Friday 5th November

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Day 1: Wednesday 3rd November

13:00 - 17:00 GMT

13:00 Welcome!

13:02 Plenary by Daisy Dent (@DaisyDent)

Tropical secondary forests now comprise more than half of the world's remaining tropical forests and are increasingly well studied. I will summarise advances in our understanding of secondary forests and highlight opportunities for further research.

13:30 Katrin Heer (@KatrinHeer)

dispersal; vertical stratification

13:45 Frederick Asante (@Frederi12046413)

Ankobra mangrove; vegetation structure; resource utilisation

14:00 Annia Streher (@anniaastronaut)

deep-learning; Amazon; leaf phenology

14:15 Daniel Hending (@DanHending)

ecological niche modelling; geographic distribution; Phaner

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14:30 BREAK

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14:45 Tanwar Kamakshi (@kamakshi_tanwar)

temporal activity pattern; ungulates; habitat use

15:00 Alvise Dabalà (@AlviseDab)

Spatial prioritization; data science; mangroves

15:15 Elina Mäntylä (@elinamantyla)

herbivory; plant defence; season

15:30 Lucy Wells (@lucyhelenwells2)

dry tropics; biome; earth observation

15:45 Pundir Sourabh (@sourabhpundir24)

caracal; extinction; habitat suitability

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16:00 BREAK

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16:15 Lightning Tweets

Julian Donald; Carlos Victor Dourado Batista; Tusheema Dutta; Emmanuel Akindele; Nina Lys Nunes; Sangram Chavan; Viljay Ramesh; James Borrell

17:00 End of Day 1

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Day 2: Thursday 4th November

13:00 - 17:00 GMT

13:00 Welcome

13:15 Alejandro de la Fuente (@Afuentepinero)

abundance-suitability relationship; Australian Wet Tropics; niche theory

13:30 Daniela Requena Suarez (@drequenasuarez)

forest disturbance; recovery

13:45 Lilian Unger (@lilyunger)

palaeolimnology; freshwater; restoration 

14:00 Thiago Silva (@thi_sanna)

Amazon; climate change; wetlands

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14:15 BREAK

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14:30 Plenary by Conservation Optimism (@ConservOptimism)

Join the Conservation Optimism Team to dive into their Positive Communication Toolkit. You will get some tips on how to frame your messages to help you empower people to take action for tropical ecosystems. 

15:00 Tamali Mondal (@forestandocean6)

invasive plant; ecological niche modeling; hotspot analysis

15:15 Julie Teresa Shapiro (@JulieTheBatgirl)

Chiroptera; bat conservation; land-use change

15:30 Jorge A. Giraldo (@jagiral1)

tropical trees; dendrochronology; ever-wet forest

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15:45 BREAK

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16:00 Kerstin Pierick (@KerstinPierick)

fine roots; functional traits; tropical montane forests

16:15 Toby Jackson (@Toby_D_Jackson)

carbon; LiDAR; disturbance

16:30 Emma Duley (@emma_duley)

eDNA; plants; restoration

16:45 Daniel Augusto da Silva (@silvadaniel888)

LAI; SEM; edge effect 

17:00 End of Day 2

Computer Keyboard

Day 3: Friday 5th November

13:00 - 17:00 GMT

13:00 Welcome

13:15 Julia G. de Aledo (@DPZ_JGA)

diversity; dominance; latitude

13:30 Veronarindra Ramananjato (@nah_vero)

Microcebus; conservation; tropical forest

13:45 Oliver Wilson (@olijwilson)

Brazil; climate change; biogeography

14:00 Isabel Jones (@_Isabel_Jones)

trade-offs; hydropower; sustainable development goals

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14:15 BREAK

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14:30 Trisha Gopalakrishna (@trishuphigh)

nature based solutions; spatial prioritization; ecosystem benefits

14:45  TaiÌs da Silva Siqueira (@TaisTas04618108)

Neotropical region; low order streams; fish assemblage

15:00 Samuel Appiah Ofori (@macnaki)

​mangrove conservation; shrimp farming; ecological footprint

15:15 Plenary by Adam Algar (@acalgar)​

Scaling thermal ecology: from organisms to orders, seconds to centuries, and gaps to the globe

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15:45 BREAK

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16:00 Closing Ceremony

The Closing Ceremony is taking place live on Zoom. It will include a Panel Discussion with our plenary speakers, plus awards giving. The Zoom link will be sent to all presenters and registrants.

17:00 End of #TropiCon21

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