The following people are registered to attend the 2021 Virtual ISG Meeting and their presentations are noted.
Group Discussion topics will include:
— Inclusion and Gender in Conservation
— Future Access and Benefits Sharing Within Range Countries
Download the final versions of the Agenda and Abstracts
Allison Alberts – International Iguana Foundation, California, USA (LinkedIn; ResearchGate; EcoLeaders)
Baptiste Angin – Ardops Environnement, Guadeloupe, French West Indies
“Small-scale Mapping as a Tool to Identify High Priority Areas for the Conservation of Iguana delicatissima“
Steve Anstey – Ahura Resorts, Nadi, Fiji
Daniel Ariano – Universidad del Valle de Guatemala, Guatemala
Lauren Augustine – Saint Louis Zoo, Missouri, USA
Daniel Felipe Barrantes Murillo – Auburn University, Alabama, USA
Chuck Becker – Loveland Living Planet Aquarium, Utah, USA
John Bendon – IUCN-UK, Somerset, UK
John Binns – International Reptile Conservation Foundation, California, USA (homepage)
Kelly Bradley – Fort Worth Zoo, Texas, USA
“Anegada Rock Iguana 2020-21 program update”
Michel Breuil – Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France
Jeanelle Brisbane – WildDominique, Dominica, West Indies (homepage)
“Iguana Conservation Actions in Dominica”
Tom Brown – Kanahau Wildlife Conservation Organisation, Útila, Honduras
Judith Bryja — Sea Dog Animal Training, Texas, USA
Sandra Buckner – Independent, Nassau, NP, The Bahamas
Simon Busuttil – Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Turks & Caicos Islands and UK
“Strengthening Biosecurity to Help Turks and Caicos Island’s Iguana Islands”
Paul Calle – Wildlife Conservation Society, New York, USA (homepage)
“Veterinary Support as an Essential Component of Iguana Conservation Programs: Grand Cayman Blue Iguana (Cyclura lewisi) Conservation Experiences and Outcomes from a Long-Term Veterinary Health Program”, presented with Kenneth Conley
Jorge Carrión – Galápagos Conservancy, Galápagos Islands, Ecuador
Devon Carter – Anguilla National Trust, West Indies
Paula Castaño – Island Conservation, Galápagos Islands, Ecuador (ResearchGate)
“Galapagos Pink Land Iguana (Conolophus marthae): Conservation and Management Plan 2021–2026″
Giuliano Colosimo – San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, USA (homepage)
“Population Size Estimates and Range Distribution Modeling of Conolophus marthae using Long-term Mark-recapture and Remote Sensing Data”
Kenneth Conley – Wildlife Conservation Society, New York, USA (homepage)
Steve Conners – Independent, Florida, USA
Christina De Jesús Villanueva – University of Rhode Island, USA & USFS International Institute of Tropical Forestry, Puerto Rico, USA (homepage)
“Impact of the Invasive Common Green Iguana on 20 Farms in Puerto Rico”
Kevin de Queiroz – National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., USA (homepage)
