A Holistic Approach to Conservation in Africa: An Interview with Michel Masozera

July 01, 2010

Length:	0:08:55
Next Air Dates:	No upcoming airtimes are currently scheduled

LOGIN to Request

Tags:

UVM, science, environment, ecology, ecological design, disease, conservation, biology, Africa

Additional Web Resources:

• Gund Institute
• Vimeo: UVM Continuing Ed.
• Wildlife Conservation Society

Program Description:

Dr. Michel Masozera -- recent Gund Graduate Student Fellow and graduate of the doctoral program of the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources -- discusses his research at the interface of emerging infectious disease in East Africa. Michel is currently program staff for the Wildlife Conservation Society, leading an evaluation and implementation of conservation of ecosystem service programs in human-dominated conservation areas worldwide.

---- Select Another Program ----- The Groundwater Bill: A Cas... Vermont Swales: A Field Tri... Ecosystem Services and Rura... Project Mt. Holly: Facilita... Simulation Modeling: Commun... Transcending Boundaries: Pe... Regional Responses to Energ... Putting Ecosystem Services ... Getting to the Bottom of Ec... Planetary Healing: The Fina... ARIES: ARtificial Intellige... Working Towards Sustainable... An Ecomimetic Approach to M... Ecological Design in Appala... Valuing Ecosystem Services A Holistic Approach to Cons... Setting the Table: A Dinner... Food, Energy and Quality of... Dom Grasso: Beyond Sustaina... Daring Questions by David O...