ISSRM 2007
13th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management
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Welcome to ISSRM 2007

The 13th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management (ISSRM), the official meeting of the International Association for Society and Natural Resources, took place from June 17-21, 2007. The 2007 symposium was hosted by Utah State University in Park City, Utah.

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!

The ISSRM 2007 has come and gone, and organizers with to thank the 650+ attendees, our vast cast of volunteers and helpers, and the good people of Park City for a successful event. Some final details....

TO HELP US LEARN FROM YOUR EXPERIENCES, PLEASE FILL OUT A SHORT ON-LINE EVALUATION SURVEY. Click Here to get to the survey

The FINAL Program is available for downloading (click here). Use our searchable custom itinerary builder and abstract database links (click on the Program tab above) to find out about the many papers and posters that were presented at the ISSRM 2007.

ISSRM participants can still upload powerpoint presentations, paper manuscripts, handouts and other material to the website and authorize it for public viewing. To upload, log into your account and follow the links and instructions. If you have uploaded your powerpoint presentation, but did not click the button to make it viewable by the public, you can still do so. Again, log into your account and follow instructions.

Finally, make plans to attend the 2008 ISSRM in Burlington, Vermont -- for more information see their website here.

Contact us at issrm2007@usu.edu if you have any problems or problems with this process.

 


Photo Credit: Stephen Trimble

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The theme for the 2007 symposium was Landscape Continuity and Change - Social Science Perspectives and Interdisciplinary Conversations.

Primary sub-themes:

  • Contributions of social science to environmental and natural resource management - How can we integrate ideas from social science and economics with those of the natural and managerial sciences to improve human interactions with natural resources and the environment?
  • Planning from community to regional scales - What have we learned about planning frameworks and institutions that can help people live sustainably in a rapidly changing world?
  • Landscape implications of social and economic change - How do the dramatic social and economic transformations taking place across the globe affect surrounding natural landscapes, and how can they be effectively managed or mitigated?
  • Social and economic implications of landscape change - How do changes in natural landscapes affect social and economic well being, and how can we better understand, predict, and mediate the effects of these changes?
 
   
   
For more information about the ISSRM 2007,
please contact Douglas Jackson-Smith
at (435) 797-0582 or issrm2007@usu.edu
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