Metaleptea 8Th ICO France.Pdf
4 Programme Sunday August 19 1200-1900 Registration of participants / Poster installation (coffee, drinks, refreshments available during the entire afternoon) Monday August 20 OPENING CEREMONY 0900 Opening of the Conference, Prof. Theodore J. Cohn, President of the Orthopterist Society, University of Michigan, USA 0905 Welcome address, Michel Lecoq, CIRAD-Prifas, France 0920 Speech from Languedoc-Roussillon Region representative 0925 Speech from Montpellier District representative 0930 Speech from CIRAD representative 0935 Memorial for Prof. Marcello La Greca, Paolo Fontana, Padova University, Italia 0950 Address of the President of the Orthopterist’Society and introduction to the Conference, Prof. Theodore J. Cohn, University of Michigan, USA 1015-1030 Coffee break PLENARY LECTURES 1030 Graeme Hamilton, APLC Director, Australia Operations-driven research is the key to the APLC’s success 1115 Douglas W. Whitman, University of Illinois, USA New vintage from old vines : Lubber grasshoppers and natural History for the 21st century 1200-1330 Lunch 1330-1400 Poster session 3 SYMPOSIUM 1. ARE LOCUSTS AND GRASSHOPPERS WORTH CONTROLLING ? Moderators : M. Lecoq, CIRAD-Prifas, France and J. Lockwood, University of Wyoming, USA 1400 Michel Lecoq, CIRAD-Prifas, France Are preventive actions possible ? Recent progress in Desert and Migratory Locust management in Africa. 1430 Jeffrey Lockwood, University of Wyoming, USA Can we make locust and grasshopper control sustainable ? 1500-1515 Break 1515 Ralf Peveling, University of Basel, Switzerland Can the environment support any more locust control campaigns ? 1545 Chris Lomer, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Copenhagen, Denmark What is the place of biological control in acridid integrated pest management ? 1615 Gary Belowskyi, University of Notre Dame, IN, USA Grasshopper control : no treatment at all..
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