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Program Number:	3-144A
Type:	Session
Session Title:	MAKING COGNITIVE APPROACHES IN ENVIRONMENTAL ANTHROPOLOGY COUNT: BRIDGING FINDINGS TO POLICY
Session Sponsor:	National Association for the Practice of Anthropology
Session Date/Time:	Sat., 1:45 PM-5:30 PM
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Organizer(s):	SUSAN CRATE (George Mason University), SHIRLEY FISKE (Adjunct Prof/Consultant), MICHAEL PAOLISSO (University of Maryland)
Chair(s):	SUSAN CRATE (George Mason University), SHIRLEY FISKE (Adjunct Prof/Consultant)
Participants:
1:45 PM:	NORBERT ROSS (Vanderbilt University) -- Cultural models, Distributed Cognition and Behavior: Relevance for Policy Makers
2:00 PM:	MICHAEL PAOLISSO (University of Maryland) -- Cultural Models and Cultural Consensus: Integrating Cognitive Approaches to Study and Guide Restoration of Chesapeake Bay Oysters
2:15 PM:	CARLOS GARCIA-QUIJANO (University of Rhode Island) -- Using cognitive methods to bridge Local and (Western) Scientific Ecological Knowledge in the management of multispecies Caribbean fisheries
2:30 PM:	JEFFREY JOHNSON (East Carolina University), DAVID GRIFFITH (East Carolina U) -- Simultaneous Application of Traditional and Scientific Ecological Knowledge in the Arctic
2:45 PM:	CHRISTINE FEURT (Wells Estuarine Reserve) -- Protecting Our Children's Water - Using Cultural Models and Collaborative Learning to Frame and Implement Ecosystem Management
3:00 PM:	PETER RUDIAK-GOULD (University of Oxford) -- Radiation and rising seas: Cognitive approaches to environmental action and inaction
3:15 PM:	SCOTT GOODWIN (University of Maryland) -- Rising Waters: Environmental Justice, Adaptation, and Mitigation Responses to Sea Level Rise in Rural Maryland and Urban Massachusetts
3:30 PM:	BREAK
3:45 PM:	BENJAMIN BLOUNT (SocioEcological Informatics) -- An Assessment of the Usefulness of Cultural Models for Environmental Studies
4:00 PM:	RICK STEPP (University of Florida) -- Plants, Language and Cognition: Bridging Findings to Policy
4:15 PM:	SUSAN CRATE (George Mason University) -- Considering and Attributing Culture for Effective Regional Climate Policy in Northeastern Siberia
4:30 PM:	ELIZABETH OLSON (University of California, Merced) -- Cultural Consensus as a Tool for Integrated Conservation and Development Programs on a Protected Area in west central Mexico
4:45 PM:	ALLISON HOPKINS (University of Florida) -- Combining Cultural Consensus Model and Social Network Analysis to Inform Environmental Policy
5:00 PM:	DOUGLAS HUME (Northern Kentucky University) -- Cultural Models of Farming, Rice and Nature: Guiding Policy using Cognitive Anthropology in Eastern Madagascar and Northern Kentucky
5:15 PM:	DISCUSSANT: WILLETT KEMPTON (Center for Carbon-Free Power)
5:30 PM:	End of Session
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