ATBC 2010 Program Summary

Tuesday, July 20

08:30: Welcome addresses from hosts; 09:00: Plenary: Daniel Murdiyarso, Coping with multiple­stressors of our time: how tropical survive? 09:30: Plenary: Umar Anggara Jenie, Bioethical­friendly strategy for biodiversity exploration; 10:00: Coffee Break (please exit plenary room quickly)

Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk Small-scale fisheries and the tragedy of The future of in a Conservation knowledge for all The Australasian floristic interchange Biodiversity-friendly in the tropics: Experimental approaches in tropical time the commons revisited (#42) changing landscape and climate (#08) (#15) sustainable food production system (#59) marine biology and ecology (#23) (#39) Putri, et al. Transplantation of Soft Coral Fowler, et al. Effects of Land Use Pimm, et al. Extinctions and the Costion, et al. Arif Satria. Moll, et al. Sarcophyton sp and Nephthea sp at on Trace Gas Emissions and Practice of Preventing Them (V-08- The “Intrusive” Laurasian Flora in Politics of Marine Conservation and Sustainable Benthic Recycling in the 10:30 Badul Island, Ujung Kulon (V-42-1) Deposition in Borneo (V-39-1) 1) Australia: Molecular Support for the Fisheries (V-59-1) Fringed Segara Anakan Lagoon, , Malesian Incursion into Australia’s Wet (V-23-1) Tropics (V-15-1) Brunio. MacKenzie. Pimm (continued) Harrington, et al. What has Finkeldey. Morley, et al. Latitudinal Comparisons Estimation of Fish Abundance in a The Atmospheric Chemistry of Gondwana Given Us? Phylogenetic Forest Remnants and as a Tool for Measuring the Sensitivity 10:45 Seagrass Marine Protected Area in Trace Gases and Particulate Evidence for Plant Origins in the ‘Close to Nature Forestry’ in the Tropics: Genetic of Tropical Marine Fauna (V-23-2) Central Using Delta-Type Matter Emitted by Different Land Australian Wet Tropics and SE Asia Considerations (V-59-2) Two-Steps Model (V-42-2) Uses in Borneo (V-39-2) (V-15-2) Sasmita, et al. Pyle. Murphy, et al. Synergies Between Metcalfe, et al. Distribution of Trikoesoemaningtyas, et al. Sustainable Wendling, et al. Population Differences The Distribution of Captured Freshwater Integrating the Effects of Tropical Fire and Global Environmental Endemic Plants in Australian Utilization of Local Varieties for Food Production in in Susceptibility to Salinity Stress in the and Marine Crustacea in Bali, Indonesia Land Use on Atmospheric Change, and the Future of the Rainforests (V-15-3) Marginal Areas (V-59-3) Geen Mussel Perna viridis from 11:00 (V-42-3) Composition and Chemistry at Tropical Savanna Biome (V-08-2) contaminated and uncontaminated Regional and Global Scales (V-39- sites in West-Java (V-23-3) 3) Sudjono, et al. Succeeded in Larva Yusah, et al. Sampling and Koh, et al. Conservation in Human- Laumonier, et al. Southeastern Tip of Boreux, et al. Salinas-de Leon , et al. Rearing of Coral Trout Plectropomus Studying Ants in the High Canopy modified Landscapes: Sidestepping Wallacea: Some Preliminary Insights Bee Pollination, Management Practices and Coffee Spatio-temporal Variation and the 11:15 leopardus as Supporting Its of a Tropical (V-39-4) the Tradeoffs of Oil Palm Expansion into Tree Flora and Forest Types of Production (V-59-4) Effect of Human Disturbance upon Conservation (V-42-4) (V-08-3) the Tanimbar Archipelago, South Scleractinian Coral Recruitment in the Moluccas, Indonesia (V-15-4) Coral Triangle (V-23-4) Siregar, et al. Estimation of Coral Fish Bagchi, et al. Impacts of Logging Bradshaw, et al. The Conservation Nauheimer, et al. Biogeography of Sujiprihati, et al. Wilson. Abundance Using the Combination of on Density Dependent Predation of Biologist’s toolbox – principles for Alocasia (Araceae): Colonization of Genetic Biodiversity of Horticulticulture for On the Move, but just How and Why?: Field Survey Data and Satellite Imagery Dipterocarp Seeds in a Southeast the Design and Analysis of the Malay Archipelago (V-15-5) Sustainable Food Production (V-59-5) The Dynamics of a Mangrove Species 11:30 in the Shallow Water Coral Reef of Asian Rainforest (V-39-5) Conservation Studies (V-08-4) Rhizophora stylosa at Its Southern Karang Lebar (V-42-5) Limits in a Time of Warming Climate (V-23-5) Wilson, et al. Saner, et al. Managing Forest for Bradshaw (continued) Muellner, et al. Origin and Dispersal Clough, et al. Juterzenka, et al. Patterns of Small-scale Fisheries; Capacity Building Multiple Services: History of SE Asian and Australasian Biodiversity Friendly Cacao in Central (V- Temperature Tolerance in the Tropical 11:45 of the Panglima Laot (V-42-6) Impacts of Logging on Biodiversity Tropical Angiosperms: New Case 59-6) Marine Mussel Perna viridis (V-23-6) and Carbon in a Tropical Lowland Studies and Emerging General Dipterocarp Rainforest (V-39-6) Patterns (V-15-6) Martosubroto. Edwards, et al. Are Highly Ingle, et al. Promoting Biodiversity Harrison, et al. Zuhud, et al. Nguyen, et al. Small-scale Fisheries: A Challenge in Degraded Rainforests Worth Conservation Research by A Biogeographic History of Ficus: Potential of Ethnobotanical Knowledge for Upper Temperature Limits of Tropical 12:00 Management (V-42-7) Protecting? (V-39-7) Undergraduate Thesis Students in Dispersal Rules over Vicariance (V- Biodiversity-friendly Functional Food Production Marine Molluscs: Global Warming the Philippines (V-08-5) 15-7) System in Indonesia (V-59-7) Implications (V-23-7) Every. Hill, et al. Ecological Impacts of Shanley, et al. Communication for Weiblen, et al. Wallacean Krishnan, et al. Discussion Livelihood Strategies and Vulnerabilities Tropical Forest Fragmentation: Are Conservation: Cross-sectoral Phytogeography Inferred from Insect Importance of Pollinator Services of a Sacred 12:15 in the Bajo Community of Wuring Laut, Remnants Worth Conserving? (V- Outreach Strategies to Mobilize Pollinators: Examples from Ficus Landscape Mosaic to Coffee Production (V-59-8) Flores Island, Nusa Tenggara Timor 39-8) Rural Communities in Amazonia (V- (Moraceae) (V-15-8) (NTT), Eastern Indonesia (V-42-8) 08-6) 12:30: Lunch (free for all registered participants)

Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk time The Poseidon Adventure: climate The future of rainforests in a changing Governance and the conservation of Human health, food security Open session: Entomology (#63) Living with Nature; lessons from Bali (`Tri Hika Karana') change, marine biodiversity and landscape and climate (#39) tropical nature (#10) and forests (#17) and Japan (`Satoyama') (#56) food from the sea (#24)

1 Dumont, et al. Corals at Risk: Lucey, et al. Laurance. Governance and the Fate Sunderland. Food security: Grimbacher, et al. Spatial and Stand- Campbell, et al. Effectiveness of the Removal of a Spillover Effects Across Rainforest-Oil of Forests in (V-10-1) Why is Biodiversity level Factors Influencing the Colonisation Yucatec, Mopan and Kekchi Domestic Gardens are 13:30 Keystone Coral-predator Palm Ecotones: Responses of Two Important? (V-17-1) of Reforested Tropical Habitat by Forest Biodiversity Hotspots (V-56-1) Acanthaster planci in a Marine Park Contrasting Insect Groups in Sabah, Insects (V-63-1) of (V-24-1) Malaysia (V-39-9) Takarina, et al. Tropical Marine Foster, et al. Liu, et al. Wan. Dem. I Putu Gede. Biodiversity Loss: Benthos, Land The Role of Habitat Complexity in How to Build an Effective System to Women, Health and Forest Host Specificity and Species Richness of The Ecological Deterioration of Satoyama (V-56-2) Use, and Heavy Metal Maintaining Arthropod Diversity and Address Illegal Logging in Southeast Conservation (V-17-2) Sap-sucking Insects (Auchenorrhyncha, 13:45 Contamination Interplay (V-24-2) Ecosystem Function in the Emerging Asia (V-10-2) Hemiptera) on Rainforest Trees in Agricultural Landscapes of South East New Guinea (V-63-2) Asia (V-39-10) Matsubara, et al. The Unexpected Ewers, et al. Mardiastuti. Wildlife Trade in Minter, et al. Hunter- Sam. Tantra. Suddenly Water Change Lead to SAFE: The Stability of Altered Forest Indonesia: Identification of Areas gatherers’ Health in the Response of Butterfly Communities to Conservation of Local Flora Kayu Pala (Dipterocarpus 14:00 Disrupt the Life Cycle of Aquatic Project (V-39-11) Vulnerable to Smuggling (V-10-3) Northern Sierra Madre Rainforest Succession Along an hasseltii) Through Religious or Traditional Utilization in Living Resources (V-24-3) Natural Park, the Philippines Altitudinal Gradient in Papua New BAli (V-56-3) (V-17-3) Guinea (V-63-3) Meynecke, et al. Australian Mud Loader, et al. Tropical Trees as Archives Nepstad. Powell, et al. Effect of Forest Raffiudin, et al. Brotcorne, et al. Demographic Changes and Crab Fisheries and Climate Change of Environmental Change: Recent Forest Frontier Governance and Cover and Access on Dietary Rapid Detection of the Africanized Honey Behavioural Ecology of a Commensal Long-tailed 14:15 (V-24-4) Developments and Future Potential of REDD in the Brazilian Amazon (V- Intake in the East Usambara Bee: A Tool for Indonesian Animal Macaque Population at Padangtegal, Bali (Indonesia) Rainforest Dendroclimatology (V-39-12) 10-4) Mountains, Tanzania (V-17-4) Quarantine (V-63-4) (V-56-4) Bennett, et al. Effects of Warming Walsh, et al. Rainforest Hydrological and Barr. Irwanto. Larsen. Dalem. Sea Temperatures on Survival of Erosional Systems and Their Long-term REDD and the Challenges of Forest A Comparison Study of Plants Thermal Tolerance Explains Unusually The Philosophy of Tri Hita Karana and Its Juvenile Reef Fishes in Nursery Responses to forest Disturbance and Corruption and Financial Fraud (V- Used as Traditional Medicine Rapid Decadal Range Shifts and Implementation for Sustainable Development in Bali: A 14:30 Areas around Hoga Island in the Climatic Change (V-39-13) 10-5) in Kampung Naga and Extinctions of Andean dung beetles (V- Case Study on Tourism Sectors (V-56-5) Wakatobi Marine National Park (V- Kampung Pulo, West Java (V- 63-5) 24-5) 17-5) Purnomo. Resilience, Biodiversity Nussbaum, et al. Balancing McCreless, et al. Cheap and Nasty: Rist, et al. Conflict of Use in Leal, et al. Titiek Setyawati. and Food Security Issue (V-24-6) Conservation, Protection and Production Global Conservation Prioritisation Tropical Forests: The Impacts Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on Ant Brief Overview on Research of Medicinal Trees from in a Changing Landscape and Climate: Schemes Based on Economic Data of Logging on Non-timber Richness and Functional Composition in Tropical Rain Forests of Indonesia (V-56-6) 14:45 Applying Science to Land-use Should Consider Governance and Forest Product Availability (V- Atlantic Forest of Northeastern Brazil (V- Management Policy and Practice (V-39- Human Rights (V-10-6) 17-6) 63-6) 14) 15:00 Irianto, et al. Discussion Ota. Gillespie, et al. Contrasting Wardhaugh. Ashton. The Role of Biotechnology for Determinants for Household Effects of a Legacy of The Forgotten Fauna: Flowers Sustain The Dangerous Underappreciation of Rain Forest Sustaining Marine Biodiversity and Participation and Prospects of Logging and Active Logging Highly Unique and Abundant Beetle Biodiversity for Future Human Wellbeing (V-56-7) Food Security (V-24-7) Reforestation in the Hutan on Patterns of in Species Diversity in Tropical Rainforest Kemasyarakatan Scheme in Gunung African Ape Populations (V- Canopies (V-63-7) Kidul, , Indonesia (V-10- 17-7) 7) Ekowati, et al. Production of Discussion Discussion Webb, et al. Medicine on the Azahra, et al. Hugua. Bioactive from Microbes Isolated Frontiers of Rain Forest Studies of the Butterfly Diversity at Wakatobi People Live in Harmony with Marine 15:15 from Marine Sponges (V-24-8) Conservation: Healthcare to Manupeu Tanadaru National Park, East Environment: A Lesson Learned (V-56-8) Heal the Planet (V-17-8) Nusa Tenggara (V-63-8) 15:30­17:30: Poster session with Tea and cash bar. Marine biology (#05), Marine resources management (#06), Limnology (#07), Entomology (#08), Ornithology (#09), Herpetology (#10), Microbiology (#13), Mycology (#14), Phylogeny, biogeography and phylogeography (#15), Agriculture (#16), Human aspects of conservation (#17). Please refer to program for listings.

Evening events: 18:30: ‘Emerging technologies for tropical biology and conservation: genomics’ (organized by C­S Kua and C Cannon) Location: Wantilan plenary. 19:00: ‘Roundtable discussion on international cooperation and tropical biodiversity access and benefits sharing’ (organized by M Indrawan and Koh L P) Location: Jauk room; 19:00: Open discussion: ‘Combating conservationist burnout: strategies for finding hope’ (facilitated by Cynthia Ong) Location: Garuda room. Please refer to http://atbc2010.org/html/symposia.html#evening for more details.

Wednesday, 21 July

08:30: Plenary: Michael Donoghue. Reconnecting ecology and evolution to cope with global change; 09:30: Coffee break (please exit plenary room quickly)

[ Symposium #58 and special side event on orangutans (Sanur Mercure Hotel: 5 minute walk: exit Wantilan via poster room, turn left towards beach, turn right, at Sanur Mercure welcome sign follow alley on right, at road, turn left, enter hotel, ballroom to left). 08.30: N. Andayani: Setting the stage: Meeting structure and expected outcomes; 08.40: Damayanti Buchori. Situational analysis of communities and its implications toward orang­utan conservation: Key results of Kalimantan Wide Survey; 08.55: Suci Utami Atmoko . New finding from Sumatera with special references to orang­utans in Dairi and Phakpak; 09.10: Chairul Saleh. Population and Distribution of Orangutan in Southern Part of P.T Suka Jaya Makmur Logging Concession, West Kalimantan; 09.25: Q & A including BREAK; 10.00: Albertus Tjiu . Orang Utan Living in and Outside Danau Sentarum National Park; 10.15: Roberto Delgado. Primate Diversity and Abundance in

2 Two Protected Forests of East Kalimantan; 10.30: Rondang Siregar. Reintroduction of orang­utan in Meratus protected forest: a study case of orang­utan behavioural adaptation after release to the natural habitat; 10.45: Mark E Harrison. Orang­utan feeding ecology in Sabangau peat­swamp forest, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia: Implication for Captive Management; 11.00: Leslie Bollick . Orang­utan (Pongo pygmaeus wrumbii) population density in the logged peat swamp forestof Rimba Raya Restoration concession, Central Kalimantan; 11.15: Yaya Rayadin. Nesting site and habitat preferences on Bornean orang­utan (P.pygmaues morio) in forest plantation: Implication for conservation management plan; 11.30: Tatang Mitra Setia . Function of long­calls on Sumatran orang­ utan (Pongo abelii); 11.45: Wahyu Susanto . Sexual selection for large male body size in Orang­utan, the largest canopy animals; 12.00: Astri Zulfa . Adult female orang­utan food and nutrients composition at Tuanan, Central Kalimantan; 12.15: Q & A; 12.30: LUNCH BREAK; 13.30: Lilik Budi Prasetyo . Village based data for habitat suitability mapping of orang­utan: Logistic regression approach; 13.45: Y. Hadiprakarsa. Predicting orang­utan occurrences in the Kalimantan multifunctional landscape; 14.00: Jessica Wells. Multilevel analysis of presence and relative abundance of orang utan, based on village survey; 14.15: E. Linda Yuliani. Saving the orang­utan populations and habitat within and around Danau Sentarum National Park; 14.30: Manahan Sihotang. Using GIS and Remote Sensing to analyse Sumatran orangutan distribution and habitat association in Batang Toru, North Sumatera; 14.45­: Q&A; 15.00: BREAK; 15.15: Harry Santoso. Policy intervention for the conservation of orang­utans; 15.30: Bungaran Saragih. Habitat restoration in log­over area for orang­utan conservation; 15.45: Niel Makinudin; 16.00: Herry Djoko Susilo. A synthesis from regional consultation forums: stakeholder’s perspectives on the orang­utan national conservation plan and strategy; 16.45: Jamartin Sihite. Living in the edge: landscape approach to conserve orang­utans; 17.00: Q&A; 17.50: CLOSING (Damayanti Buchori and N.Andayani) ]

Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk Integrating evolution, ecology and REDD-Plus: Beyond the Hype Geographical evolution, genetics and New Guinea biodiversity and Understanding the dynamics of Open session: Freshwater ecosystems and time biodiversity science (#13) (#32) conservation of marine biodiversity (#25) ecosystems (#53) secondary tropical forests (#37) their organisms (#62) Prieur-Richard, et al. Carlson, et al. Effects of Oil Palm Riginos, et al. Novotny. Martinez-Ramos, et al. Kroon, et al. Providing an Evolutionary Framework for Plantation Expansion on Land Use Vicariance and Dispersal Across an Intermittent Plant - Insect Food Webs in Influence of Matrix and Land Riparian Condition, Aquatic Biodiversity and Biodiversity Science: bioGENESIS, a Core and Carbon Emissions in West Barrier: Population Genetic Structure of Marine Tropical Forests: a Papua New Use History on Forest Foodweb Structures in Tropical Coastal 10:00 Project of DIVERSITAS (V-13-20) Kalimantan, Indonesia: Past Animals Across the Torres Strait Land Bridge (V- Guinean (Ad)Venture (V-53-1) Regeneration In Old Fields in Streams (V-62-1) Change and Future Scenarios (V- 25-1) Humid and Dry Tropical Areas 32-1) (V-37-1) Faith. Asner, et al. Ready for REDD: Treml, et al. Roisin, et al. Diversity and Franklin, et al. Pervasive Warfe, et al. Environmental Filters Determine Phylogenetic Diversity and a Global Scale High Resolution Carbon Stocks Quantifying Patterns of Connectivity and Isolation Distributional Patterns of New Effects of Human Legacies on Strong Spatial Concordance among Multiple 10:15 Biodiversity Observation Network, GEO BON and Emissions in the Amazon (V- Across the Coral Triangle – A Process-Based Guinea Termites (V-53-2) the Dynamics of Small Island Species in Tropical Australian Riverscapes (V-13-19) 32-2) Modelling Approach (V-25-2) Tropical Forest Communities (V- (V-62-2) 37-2) Hendry, et al. Human Impacts on Adaptive Fox, et al. Hierarchical Bayesian Giles, et al. Yosi, et al. Recovery or Catterall, et al. The Role of Pettit, et al. Radiation in Darwin’s Finches (V-13-18) Modeling of Aboveground Forest Population Genetic Structure of Selected Shark Degradation? Dynamics of Fauna-Mediated Plant Dispersal Dynamics of Aggregated River Wood and 10:30 Carbon in Papua New Guinea; and Shark-Like Ray Species in The Tropical Indo- Natural Tropical Forest after in Regeneration and Biodiversity Importance as Fish Habitat in a Tropical Isolating the Influence of Selective- West Pacific (V-25-3) Selective Timber Harvesting in Recovery of Australian Australian River (V-62-3) Harvesting and El Niño (V-32-3) Papua New Guinea (V-53-3) Rainforest (V-37-3) Vedel, et al. Sweeney. Assessing Biologically Craig. Surbakti, et al. Ecology of Rogers, et al. Experimental Garcia, et al. From Genes Regulation to Tropical Rain Diverse Carbon Stocks: A Review Preserving the Process: Phylogeny and Freshwater Snail Thiaridae Family Evidence that Dispersal Limits Context Dependency in Periphton and 10:45 Forest Biodiversity Conservation (V-13-17) and Synthesis (V-32-4) Conservation in the Coral Triangle (V-25-4) (Mollusca: Gastropoda) in Papua Succession in Tropical Invertebrates: Interactions Between Velocity (V-53-4) Secondary Forest (V-37-4) and Nutrients in the Australian Wet-Dry Tropics (V-62-4) Fine, et al. Fisher, et al. Bernardi, et al. Sosanika. Chazdon, et al. What are Davies. Speciation in Tropical Trees: The Role of Real Costs of REDD – from Ecology, Evolution, and Speciation in the Coral A fifty-Hectare Forest Dynamics Secondary Forests Made of? Restoring Rivers in Global Biodiversity Edaphic Gradients (V-13-3) Underestimating Opportunity Reef Fish Dascyllus trimaculatus (V-25-5) Plot for Papua New Guinea (V-53- The Composition of Hotspots Undergoing Climate Change. (V-62- 11:00 Costs to Understanding 5) Successional Specialists and 5) Replacement Costs in Biodiversity Generalists in Neotropical Hotspots (V-32-5) Forests (V-37-5) Queenorough. Evolution and Ecology of Ghazoul, et al. REDD: Reckoning Veron. Tamtiai. Montgomery, et al. Lestari, et al. Tropical Plant Breeding Systems (V-13-5) Environment and Development Reticulate Evolution in Corals (V-25-6) Engaging Local People for Whole Forest Leaf Biomass and Ecology and Conservation of Spiny Eel 11:15 Demands (V-32-6) Conservation and Research in Leaf Area in Old- and Second- Mastacembelidea in Klawing River, Central Papua New Guinea (V-53-6) Growth Tropical Lowland Papua Java (V-62-6) New Guinea (V-37-6) Kogure, et al. Purnomo, et al. Generic REDD+ Barber, et al. Identification and Conservation of Cunningham, et al. Slik, et al. Pettit, et al. Diversity and Function of Marine Bacteria Model: Scenarios to Conserve Evolutionary Processes in the Coral Triangle The Threat to Crop Pollination in Tree Diversity, Composition, Key Drivers of River and Wetland Food Webs with Special Emphasis on Light-Energy Landcape and Reward Actors (V- Biodiversity Hotspot (V-25-7) Papua New Guinea and Forest Structure and in Australia’s Wet-Dry Tropics (V-62-7) 11:30 Harvesting System. (V-13-2) 32-7) Comparisons with Australia (V-53- Aboveground Biomass 7) Dynamics after Single and Repeated Fire in a Bornean Rain Forest (V-37-7) Lohmann, et al. Evolution of Animal-Plant Ratsimbazafy, et al. Sbrocco, et al. Banak. Lumbantobing. Recognition and Interactions in Bignonieae (Bignoniaceae) (V- Community Forest Management Integrating Methods from Spatial Ecology and Litter Production and Net Primary Relationships of Areas of Endemism in South 11:45 13-6) as Building Block of REDD Phylogeography to Understand Past and Future Productivity of a Tropical Montane East Asia based on the Rasbora sumatrana Madagascar: Risk and Opportunity Climate Impacts on Marine Communities in the Forest in Papua New Guinea (V- Species Group (Teleostei; Cyprinidae) (V-62- for Community Livelihood (V-32-8) Coral Triangle (V-25-8) 53-8) 8) 12:00 Zanne, et al. Kusworo, et al. Developing Bowen, et al. Johns. Maria Uriarte, et al. Finn, et al.

3 Effects of Growth Habit on Woody Community-Managed REDD+ The origins of Marine Biodiversity in The Coral The Flora of New Guinea: The Effects of Forest Regeneration Tropical Rivers in Australia and Customary Angiosperm Vessel Anatomy (V-13-7) Demonstration Activities Based on Triangle: A Phylogeographic Perspective (V-25-9) Centre of Plant Diversity in the and Climate Variability on Resource Use: Putting People Into Flow- Village Forest (Hutan Desa) Western Pacific (V-53-9) Freshwater Quality and Flow in Ecology Relationships (V-62-9) Designation and Management (V- A Tropical Landscape (V-37-9) 32-9) Kitajima, et al. David, et al. REDD+ in Papua Carpenter, et al. Concordant Marine Ostertag, et al. Time to Anshari, et al. Dissolved Organic Carbon Ecology and Evolution of Leaf Physical New Guinea: Is Anybody Ready? Phylogeographic Pattern in the Philippines (V-25- Recovery of Ecosystem (DOC) Transport from the Kapuas River to 12:15 Defense Traits (V-13-8) (V-32-10) 10) Services in Secondary Forests: South China Sea (V-62-10) Patterns and Unknowns (V-37- 10) 12:30: Lunch (free for all registered participants)

Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk Integrating evolution, ecology and REDD-Plus: Beyond the Hype Amphibian population declines in The Praxis of biodiversity conservation in Coral reefs and climate change (#09) Exploration of tropical microbial diversity and their biodiversity science (#13) (#32) tropical Asia and Australia: conversion landscapes: A SLOSS debate role in overcoming food, energy and climate crisis time differences, similarities and lessons for the 21st century (#55) (#27) learned (#01) Kress, et al. Sutamihardja, et al. Alford. Paoli. Smith. Yokota. Plant DNA Barcodes, Ecological Biodiversity and Climate Change Amphibian Population Declines in The Praxis of Biodiversity Conservation in Mechanisms of coral bleaching (V-09-1) Bacterial Systematics and Identification Methods 13:30 Forensics, and Community (V-32-11) Tropical Australia: Lessons Learnt (V- Conversion Landscapes (V-55-10) (V-27-1) Phylogenies (V-13-9) 01-1) Rossetto, et al., What can genetic Pimm, et al. Biodiversity and Alford (continued) Hamer. Designer Landscapes for Oil- Suggett, et al. Boundy-Mills. diversity, habitat preference and REDD (V-32-12) Palm: How Useful are Forest Fragments? Can Current Acidification Tapping Biodiversity in Indonesia and in the Phaff 13:45 traits tell us about changes in (V-55-3) Experiments be Used to Help Predict Yeast Culture Collection (V-27-2) temporal distribution of rainforest Future Reef Form and Function? (V-09- trees? (P-01-38) 2) Conti. Gaveau, et al. Kusrini, et al. Ewers. Alvarez-Filip. Ando, et al. Integrating Phylogenies, Time, and Will REDD-labelled Protected Tasty Frogs and Cute Frogs: The Do increases in agricultural yield spare Coral Reef Biodiversity and Ecosystem Fungal Diversity: Soil Fungi in Indonesia and 14:00 Space in the Biogeography of the Areas Conserve Indonesia’s Implications of International Trade of land for nature? (V-55-2) Structure: The Role of Species Japan (V-27-3) Mediterranean Region (V-13-10) Lowland Forests? (V-32-13) Indonesian Frogs to Conservation (V- Composition in Providing Architectural 01-3) Complexity (V-09-3) Chamagne et al., Biogeography Maddox, et al. Harnessing REDD Stuart, et al. Struebig, et al. Conservation Set-Asides Bell, et al. Sudiana, et al. and Diversification of to Conservet the Sumatran Tiger: The Role of Defining Species in Anthropogenic Landscapes: Benefits to Effects of Climate Change and Exploration of Tropical Microbial Diversity and Its 14:15 Chrysobalanaceae in America and An Update of REDD Boundaries in The Conservation of Bat Diversity and the Effects of Anthropogenic Disturbance on Tropical Role in Overcoming Food, Energy and Climate Africa (P-15-10) Implementation at the Project Southeast Asian Amphibians (V-01-4) Landscape Subsidies (V-55-1) Sponge Assemblages (V-09-4) Crisis (V-27-4) Level (V-32-14) Casalis, et al. Impact of Hovani. Rowley, et al. Chappell. Crabbe. Suwanto. Demography and Selection on the Multi-level Planning to Maximize Is Chytridiomycosis an Emerging The Goldilocks Hypothesis -- Does Coral Ecosystem Resilience, Metagenome Analysis of Tempeh, Indonesia’s Genetic Differenciation of Closely Biodiversity Benefits from Forest Amphibian Disease in Asia? (V-01-5) 'sparing Land for Nature' lack a Credible Conservation and Management on Indigenous Fermented Food (V-27-5) 14:30 Related Tropical Tree Species (V- Carbon Investments: Berau Forest Political Economy? (V-55-8) Reefs in the Caribbean and in Indonesia 13-11) Carbon Program (V-32-15) in the Face of Anthropogenic Activities and Climate Change (V-09-5) García, et al. Comparative Venter, et al. REDD in Berau, murray, et al. Integrating Species Corlett. Campbell, et al. Resilience of Marine Oetari, et al. Phylogeography of Widespread Fig Indonesia: Systematic Prioritization Traits with Extrinsic Threats: Closing Prospects for the Long-term Survival of Protected Areas in Indonesia (V-09-6) Saeh Plant (Broussonetia Papyrifera Vent.): A Link 14:45 Species and Their Associated Wasp of Strategies and Locations to the Gap Between Predicting and Tropical Forest Biodiversity in Conversion Between the Yeast Diversity and Daluang Pollinators (V-13-12) Reduce Forest Carbon Emissions Preventing Species Declines (V-01-6) Landscapes (V-55-4) (Dluwang) Paper (V-27-6) (V-32-16) Crandall. Biodiversity Patterns & Bronson. Improved Forest Konopik, et al. Hendarjanti, et al. Utilization and Mansell, et al. Schiff, et al. Processes in Southern South Management in East Kalimantan, The Impact of Pioneer Frogs on Enhancement of Agrobiodiversity in Oil Can Coral Industries Play a Role in the The Potential of Microbial Resources for Biofuel America through Comparative Indonesia: An Opportunity for Rainforest Frog Assemblages: Palm Landscape: Linking Conservation Future Conservation of Coral Reefs With Development in Overcoming Energy Crises (V-27- 15:00 Phylogeograph (V-13-13) Emissions Reductions and Implications for Conservation (V-01-7) and Sustainable Production (V-55-6) a Changing World (V-09-7) 7) Biodiversity Conservation (V-32- 17) Moritz, et al. Integrated Francis. Biodiversity Benefits and Amarasinghe, et al. Impacts on Cockerill, et al. Wilson, et al. Designing a Resilient Radjasa. Evolutionary and Ecological Costs from Mitigating Climate Amphibians at the Dumbara The Importance of Rainforest Fragments Network of Marine Protected Areas Exploring the Diversity of Marine Bacterial Approaches to Predicting Change by Reducing Emissions Highlands, Sri lanka (V-01-8) and Their Associated Ant and Parasitoid (MPAs) for Coastal and Pelagic Habitats Symbionts for Sustainable Source of Marine 15:15 Endemism in Tropical Rainforests from Ecosystem Destruction and Wasp (Hymenoptera) Fauna to Oil-Palm in the Lesser Sunda Ecoregion, Eastern Natural Products (V-27-8) (V-13-16) Degradation, and Increased Plantations (V-55-7) Indonesia (V-09-8) Carbon (V-32-18) Donoghue. The biogeographic Pena-Claros. Forest Management Karraker, et al. Effects of Increased Arisona, et al. Assessment on Kusan Mangubhai, et al. Applying Multiple Rusmana, et al. importance of in the and REDD: The Role of Salinity and an Introduced Predator Hydropower and Transmission Line Design Criteria Including Reef Nitrogen (N2) Fixation Activity and Molecular 15:30 diversification of campanulid Silvicultural Treatments for on Lowland Amphibians in Southern Impact to the Rare and Protected Species Resilience to Zoning the Kofiau Marine Identification of Methanotrophic Bacteria Isolated angiosperms and Viburnum Enhancing Carbon Stocks after China: Species Identity Matters (V-01- of Flora and Fauna in Kalimantan Selatan Protected Area in Raja Ampat, Indonesia from Rice Fields (V-27-9) (Dipsacales) (V-13-21) Logging (V-32-19) 9) Province (V-55-5) (V-09-9)

4 Yahara. Sakkara, et al. Forest Restoration Sumida. Leighton, et al. Examining Larger Spatial Kasim. Suzuki. Trees vs. Herbs: Difference in for Carbon Sequestration: Attempt at Artificial Breeding and and Temporal Scales of Biodiversity The Effect of Marine Protected Area The Roles of Biological Resource Centers: Patterns of Niche Differentiation Opportunities and Challenges (V- Analysis of Genetic Diversity in an Conservation in Conversion Landscapes Establisment on Coral Reef Condition in Conservation and Sustainable Utilization of High 15:45 Between Related Species (V-13-15) 32-20) Endangered Frog Odorrana (V-55-9) Eastern Indonesia (V-09-10) Quality Microbial Resources for International Ishikawae: Case Study of Fauna Cooperation in Biotechnology (V-27-10) Conservation from Japan (V-01-10) 16:00: Tea break (please exit symposium rooms quickly); 16:30­17:30: Address by Governor of Bali and Vice President of Indonesia in the Wantilan (please dress respectfully)

Evening events: 18:00 (pre­dinner): Australasian Floristic Interchange Group, kickoff meeting (organized by C Costion), Location: Jauk room; 19:00: ATBC Conservation Committee General Meeting. Location: Wantilan

Thursday, July 22

08:30: Plenary: Charlie Veron. Climate change and coral reefs; 09:30: Coffee break (please exit plenary room quickly)

Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk Conserving primates through research Ecology, conservation and management Phylogenetics in the Tropics: building trees Fire ecology and management in Evaluating economic incentives for African ecology (#54) time and habitat protection (#31) of dipterocarp forest: the road to recovery to understand community structure and tropical savannas (#36) conservation: from case-studies to (#11) tropical biodiversity (#30) process understanding (#26) Sunderland, et al. Conservation Cannon. Macrovolutionary Dynamics of Whitfeld, et al. Phylogenetic Diversity in Bond, et al. Rowe. Hasenbein, et al. Impacts of Co-Mgt on Western the Dipterocarpaceae on the Sunda Shelf Community Assembly Across a New When is a Forest a Savanna? (V- Typology and Checklist for Evaluation A tale of Two Species – African Shrubs Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes verus) and their Implications for Sustainable Guinea Lowland Rainforest Light Gradient 36-1) in Conservation, Environmental and between Competition and Isolation (V-54-1) 10:00 Habitat and Chimpanzee Consv. in Management (V-11-1) (V-30-1) Resource Settings (V-26-1) Nialama Classified Forest, Rep.of Guinea (V-31-1) Knott, et al. Assessing the Health and Chechina, et al. Condon, et al. Hoffmann, et al. Biological and Pirard. Wittman, et al. Energetic Status of Wild Orangutans in What Triggers Mass Flowering in a Hyper-Diversity Without Niche-Partitioning: Physical Controls Over Fire Cost-benefit Analysis of Scenarios Role of an Ecosystem Engineer in the Gunung Palung National Park (V-31-2) Dipterocarp Forest of Southeast Asia? (V- Examples from Neotropical Fruit Flies (V- Feedbacks at Savanna-Forest Versus Options: Application to Natural Organization of Tropical Savanna 10:15 11-2) 30-2) Boundaries: Implications for the Resource Management in Morocco (V- Biodiversity (V-54-2) Origin of Tropical Savannas (V-36- 26-2) 2) Savini. Ichie, et al. Swenson. Lawes, et al. Stickler, et al. Designing Policies for Frost, et al. Is Kin-network Realistic in Resource Allocation to Reproduction in a Phylogenetic Beta Diversity in Tropical Fire Resistance of Savanna Trees: Successful Tropical Forest Carbon What are the Prospects for Reducing 10:30 Monogamous Gibbons? (V-31-3) Tropical Emergent Tree Species, Forest Plots: An Examination of Alternative Escape Diameter vs. Escape Credit Programs: A Brazilian Amazon Deforestation and Increasing Carbon Dryobalanops aromatica (V-11-3) Approaches (V-30-3) Height vs. Bark Thickness (V-36-3) Case Study (V-26-3) Storage in African Dry Forests and Savannas? (V-54-3) Manduell, et al. Burslem, et al. Phenology and Pollination Sedio, et al. Divergence in Anti-herbivore Hély, et al. McConnachie, et al. Challenges and Slayback, et al. The Locomotor Behaviour of Wild Biology of Co-occurring Dipterocarps in Defense among Sympatric Psychotria Fire, Savannas and Opportunities for Public Funded Forest Cover and Forest Cover Change in Orang-utans (P. p. wurmbii) in Sabah (V-11-4) Shrubs and Implications for Herbivory in Forest/Savanna Dynamics in New Restoration: Lessons Learnt from the Congo Basin, 1990-2000-2005 (V-54-4) 10:45 Disturbed Peat Swamp Forest, Phylogenetically-Clustered Assemblages Caledonia (V-36-4) South Africa’s Working-for-Water Sabangau, Central Kalimantan, (V-30-4) Programme (V-26-4) Indonesia (V-31-4) Sunderland-Groves. Protected Area Kettle, et al. Karanth. Myers, et al. Savanna Fires in Irawan. Ofori-Boateng, et al. Understanding the Establishment and Cross River Gorilla Flower Size and Differential Pollination Comparative Phylogenetics of Tropical Eastern Indonesia: Factors Fiscal Incentives for Conservation at Impacts of Climate Change on Biodiversity: 11:00 Ecology (Gorilla gorilla diehli) at Success in Tropical Forest Trees (V-11-5) Asian Taxa Reveals a Phylogenetic Break Influencing Changes to Fire the Local Level: The Case of REDD Lessons from Afrotropical Amphibian Kagwene Mountain, Cameroon (V-31- in the Indomalayan Region Corresponding Management Practices (V-36-5) Implementation in Indonesia (V-26-5) Declines along Microclimatic Gradients (V- 5) to the Brahmaputra Valley (V-30-5) 54-5) Harrison, et al. Orang-utan Feeding Harata, et al. Miller, et al. Williams. Seasonality of Fire and Nepstad, et al. Nasi. Ecology in the Sabangau Peat-Swamp Spatial Genetic Structure of Ten Increased Phylogenetic Clustering along Fuels in Tropical Savannas (V-36- The Pathway to a Market for Dynamics of Monodominant Aucoumea 11:15 Forest, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia: Dipterocarp Species in a Tropical Gradients of Increasingly Harsh 6) Compliance-grade REDD Credits (V- klaineana Succession Forests in Gabon Implications for Captive Management Rainforest, Sarawak, Malaysia (V-11-6) Conditions--Examples from a Plant and a 26-6) and Congo (V-54-6) (V-31-6) Bird Family. (V-30-6) Setiawan, et al. Population Status and Kamiya, et al. Hybridization in Shorea Kraft. Andersen, et al. Burning for Possingham. Boyemba, et al. Ecology of the Two Most Conservation of Javan Gibbon Species and Its Consequences (V-11-7) Trait Neighborhoods, Phylogenetic History, Biodiversity in Tropical Savannas: The Australian Experience with Market- Important Commercial Species of D.R. 11:30 (Hylobates moloch), in Central Java, and Variation in Growth and Mortality a Critique of the Pyrodiversity based Instruments for Environmental Congo: Pericopsis elata and Milletia Indonesia (V-31-7) Through Time in Neotropical Forests (V- Paradigm (V-36-7) Stewardship (V-26-7) laurentii (V-54-7) 30-7) Phillips, et al. Philipson, et al. Growth and Wood Dexter, et al. Phylogenetic and Trait Cook, et al. Maza, et al. Efficiency and Olagoke, et al. Assessment of Damages The Development of Gap Crossing Density of 22 Species of Structure of Communities Across >600 The Greenhouse Gas and Carbon Distributional Impacts of Protected area Inflicted on Plant Biodiversity and Forest 11:45 Behaviour in Bornean Orangutans Dipterocarpaceae saplings (V-11-8) Tree Species in French Guiana (V-30-8) Implications of the Management of Planning Using PES Schemes in the Ecosystem by Logging Operations in a (Pongo pygmaeus) (V-31-8) Fire Regimes in Savannas (V-36- Biosphere Reserve “Podocarpus-El Tropical Rainforest in Southwestern, 8) Cóndor”, Ecuador (V-26-8) Nigeria (V-54-8)

5 Phoonjampa, et al. Forest Eichhorn. Vinita, et al. Phylogeographic and Richards, et al. Optimal Fire Sloan. Cunningham, et al. Barking up the Wrong Characteristics, Habitat Disturbance, Sitting Ducks: The Ecology of Dipterocarp Population Genetics of Two Eastern Regimes for Soil C Storage in Pathways of Reforestation and Socio- Tree? Conservation, CITES and Controls 12:00 and Population Density of Pileated Seedlings (V-11-9) Caribbean heliconias – a Molecular Tropical Savannas (V-36-9) agrarian Change in Panama, 1980- on Commercial Trade in Prunus africana Gibbons Hylobates pileatus in Perspective of Ecological Interactions (V- 2008 (V-26-9) Bark (V-54-9) Southeast (V-31-9) 30-9) Singleton. Orangutan Habitat Yamashita, et al. Community Structure of Kooyman, et al. Phylogenetic Structure Setterfield, et al. Turning Up the Cashore. Shiels, et al. Ecological and Social Conservation in , Indonesia; Ectomycorrhizal Fungi on Canopy Trees and Functional Traits: Factors Contributing Heat: The Impact of an Invasive of Public and Private Authority in Forest Feasibility of Commercializing a New Non- 12:15 Challenges and Opportunities (V-31- of Dipterocarpaceae (V-11-10) to Rainforest Community Assembly at African Grass on Savanna Fire Governance in Southeast Asia (V-26- timber Forest Product from Namibia: 10) Regional to Local Scales (V-30-10) Behaviour in Northern Australia (V- 10) Colophospermum mopane (Fabaceae) 36-10) Seeds (V-54-10) 12:30: Lunch (free for all registered participants)

Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk Conserving primates through research and Ecology, conservation and Frontiers in marine conservation Tropical forest road impacts and Tropical fungi: an under-explored biodiversity Ecology and conservation of mangrove time habitat protection (#31) management of dipterocarp forest: planning (#40) mitigation (#35) frontier (#48) ecosystems along changing coastlines in the road to recovery (#11) Asia (#22) Marshall, et al. Dispersal Limitation, Itoh, et al. Pressey, et al. Laurance. The Perils of Roads in McGuire, et al. Assessing the Factors that Friess, et al. Ecological Niche Differentiation, and Effects of Topography on Tree New Directions for Marine Planning Tropical Frontiers (V-35-1) Structure Soil Fungal Communities in a Large-scale Threats and Mangrove Primate Community Structure in Four Mortality Resulting from El Niño- in the Coral Triangle: Patch Tropical Rain Forest (V-48-1) Dynamics in SE Asia (V-22-1) 13:30 Tropical Metacommunities (V-31-11) induced Drought: A Study in a Dynamics, Connectivity, Bornean Tropical Rain Forest (V-11- Catchment Management, and 11) Applying Local-scale Actions (V-40- 1) Powell, et al. Sukri, et al. Associations between Pressey (continued) Turton. Interactions of Climate Wulandari, et al. Guignardia/Phyllosticta Krauss, et al. Density and Population Estimate of Agile Topography, Soil Nutrients and Soil Change and Impacts of Rainforest Species from Northern Thailand (V-48-3) Surface Elevation Change and Gibbon in Degraded Lowland Sumatran Water Availability and Their Effects on Linear Infrastructure on Susceptibility of Different Mangrove Zones 13:45 Rainforest: an Assessment of Survey Dipterocarp Distributions in Microclimates at and Near Tropical to Sea-level Rise on Pacific Islands: Techniques and Analytical Approaches (V- Darussalam (V-11-12) Forest Edges (V-35-2) Insights for Changing Coastlines in Asia 31-12) (V-22-2) Stoner, et al. Kartawinata, et al. Six Decades of Klein, et al. Prioritizing Investments Clements, et al. Brearley, et al. Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Kajita, et al. Spider Monkeys (Ateles geoffroyi) as Seed Vegetation Studies and Vegetation to Protect Coral Triangle Reefs (V- ‘Killer Roads’ Threatening Fungal Diversity and Spatiality among Three Global Phylogeography of (V- 14:00 Dispersers in Continuous and Fragmented Diversity in Indonesia (V-11-13) 40-3) Endangered Mammals in Southeast Leguminous Tree Species in Tropical Forests 22-3) Rainforests in Southern Mexico (V-31-13) Asia (V-35-3) of French Guiana (V-48-2) Riley, et al. Maycock, et al. Grantham, et al. Balancing the Pohlman. Jannah, et al. Shuhaida S., et al. The Effects of Nutrient Food for thought: Using Tonkean macaque An Assessment of the Conservation Interests of Individual Fishing Edge Effects of Roads and The Diversity of Fructicose Lichens in the Enrichment on Mangrove Macrofauna (V- (Macaca tonkeana) Feeding Ecology to Status of the Dipterocarps of Sabah Communities and Biodiversity Powerlines on Rainforest and Forest of Tahura R Soeryo, Batu, East Java 22-4) 14:15 Inform Conservation Management in (V-11-14) Conservation in the Zoning of a Savanna Plant Communities (V-35- (V-48-4) Sulawesi, Indonesia (V-31-14) Marine Protected Area Network (V- 4) 40-4) Palminteri. Fletcher, et al. Biodiversity Beger, et al. Laurance. Evaluating Road Turjaman, et al. Bioinduction Increased Wee, et al. Adaptations of an Arboreal Seed Predator to Conservation Considerations in Coral Reef Conservation Planning Impacts on Vertebrates (V-35-5) Agarwood (Gaharu) Production of Aquilaria Gene Flow of Avicennia alba and 14:30 Seasonal Scarcity Periods (V-31-15) Tropical Hill Production Forest with Connectivity in the Coral and Gyrinops (V-48-6) Bruguiera gymnorrhiza in a Fragmented Management in Peninsular Malaysia Triangle (V-40-5) Landscape (V-22-5) (V-11-15) Huynen, et al. Potts, et al. Sustaining Diversity in Mumby. Perdomo, et al. Roads as Barriers Rahayu. Djohan. Pigtailed macaques (Macaca nemestrina Managed Dipterocarp Forest: The Mapping the Resilience of Coral for the Movement of Understory Modification of Wood Characteristic of The Abundance of Forest Floor Fauna in 14:45 leonina) the Pest and the Gardener (V-31- Role of Protected Areas (V-11-16) Reefs to Climate Change (V-40-6) Birds in the Tropical Semi- Aquilaria crassna by Application of Salicylic Segara Anakan Mangrove: Indication of 16) deciduous Forest of Cozumel Acid in Comparison to Acremonium the Disturbed Ecosystem (V-22-6) Island, Mexico (V-35-6) Inoculation (V-48-7) Reisland, et al. Discussion (with Peter Ashton) Mumby (continued) Byrnes, et al. Traffic Noise: What Retnowati, et al. Nordhaus. The Effects of Low Impact Spiritual Tourism Impact does It Have on Non- The Diversity of Mushroom Human Impacts on a Mangrove-fringed 15:00 on Javan Gibbons (Hylobates moloch) (V- vocalising Species? (V-35-7) Marasmiellus () in Java and Lagoon in Java: Consequences for Tree 31-17) Bali Based on Morphological Data (V-48-5) and Macrobenthic Biodiversity (V-22-7) Ceballos-Mago, et al. Habitat Discussion (with Peter Ashton) Possingham. Goosem. Minimising the Impacts of Duke, et al. Mangroves as Indicators of Characterisation, Use and Conservation for An Overview of Spatial Prioritization Roads: Strategies and Their Coastal Condition and Vulnerability to Sea 15:15 the Critically-endangered Margarita of Coral Reef Conservation Actions Evaluation (V-35-8) Level Rise: Results of Assessment capuchin in the Venezuelan Caribbean Sea (V-40-8) Surveys in Kiang Giang Province, SW (V-31-18) (V-22-8) 15:30­17:30: Poster session with Tea and cash bar. Forest ecology (#01), Forest management and restoration (#02), Carbon, climate change and REDD (#03), Plant physiology and anatomy (#04), Primatology (#11), Animal ecology and conservation (#12), Education and biodiversity informatics (#18), Conservation Biology (#19). Please refer to program for listings.

Evening events: 19:30: ‘The Biodiversity of Indonesia,’ a slide show by National Geographic photographer and biologist, Tim Laman. Location: Wantilan; 19:30 Introductory meeting: ‘Developing a knowledge base for forest restoration in Southeast Asia’ (organized by David Neidel). Location: Garuda room.

6 Friday, July 23

08:30: Plenary: Kathy MacKinnon. Why Biodiversity Matters in a Changing World. 09:30: Coffee break (please leave plenary room quickly)

Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk Island biogeography and the Malay Land reforestation with native Managing invasive alien species (#19) Mutualism in a changing climate Open session: Ornithology (#64) Cocoa agroforestry: opportunities and Archipelago: Krakatau and beyond species: Case studies in (#45) challenges for tropical conservation time (#51) experimental trials and community (#07) based initiatives (#34) Field, et al. Revisiting the Birds of Nichols , et al. Major Issues in Giam, et al. Soler, et al. Phylogenetic Maas, et al. Schroth. Krakatau: it is Still Hard to Reject Establishing Mixed-species Stands Native Latitudinal Range, and Growth Habit Conservatism in Floral Odours Six Years of Habitat Modification in a Cocoa Agroforestry, Biodiversity and 10:00 MacArthur and Wilson’s Theory (V-51-1) in Subtropical and Tropical Predict Progression Through the Plant Invasion Functioning as Pollinator-Attractant Tropical Rainforest Margin of Indonesia do Ecosystem Services – challenges and Environments: Examples from Costa Continuum on a Tropical Island (V-19-1) Signals: a Case Study of Ficus / not Affect Bird Diversity but Endemic Opportunities (Introduction to the Rica and Australia (V-34-1) Agaonidae Mutualisms (V-45-1) Forest Species (V-64-1) Symposium) (V-07-1) Tukirin. Hall, et al. Overcoming Knowledge Abelleira Martinez. Invasion by Native Tree Geiselman. Lira, et al. Tscharntke. Biodiversity and Growth form Diversity of the Krakatau Gaps in the Use of Native Species Species Prevents Biotic Homogenization in Dietary Differences among Nectar- Effects of Historical and Current Associated Ecosystem Sevices in 10:15 Flora, a Long-running Natural for Reforestation: Lessons from Novel Forests of Puerto Rico (V-19-2) feeding Bats in a Lowland Forest in Landscape Structure on Bird Extinction Cacao Agroforestry Landscapes (V-07- Experiment (V-51-2) PRORENA (V-34-2) French Guiana (V-45-2) Debts in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest (V- 2) 64-2) McFadden. Griscom. Degradation and Rejmánek, et al. Chang, et al. Wanger, et al. Endemic Toads Control Does Fruit Morphology Affect the Ability Restoration Processes of Seasonal Alien Plant Invasions in Tropical and Sub- Food Resource Use and Seed Dispersal Invasive Ants in Cacao Agroforestry – 10:30 of Vertebrate-dispersed Plants to Cross Dry Tropical Forests in Central tropical Savannas: Patterns, Processes and by an Obligate Frugivore, the Taiwan Implications for Amphibian and Reptile Wallace’s Line? A Preliminary America (V-34-3) Prospects (V-19-3) Barbet (Megalaima nuchalis) (V-64-3) Diversity? (V-07-3) Biogeographic Analysis (V-51-3) Lynch. Garen, et al. Sumadijaya. Leroy, et al. Microclimatic Banks-Leite, et al. Multiple-scale Forest Wielgoss, et al. Disentangeling the The Influence of Island Type in the Plant The Culture of Tree Planting and Grass as Human Footprints (V-19-4) Conditions along Forest Edges Restoration Options for Atlantic Forest of Multiple Effects of Dominant Ants in Diversity and Endemism of the Southern Protecting by Landholders in Rural Drive Changes in Biological Brazil (V-64-4) Indonesian Cacao Plantations (V-07-4) 10:45 Pacific (V-51-4) Panama and Their Experiences with Interactions and Phytotelm PRORENA: Implications for Communities in Tank-bromeliads (V- Designing Reforestatio (V-34-4) 45-4) Schulze. Ashton, et al. Pathways Toward Shiels, et al. Borges, et al. Tritrophic Interactions Gale, et al. Dietsch, et al. Ecosystem Services Effects of Avifaunal Richness and Island Restoration for Cleared and High Potential for Seed Dispersal by an in a Changing Climate: Potential Factors Affecting the Annual Survival of a from Birds in Cacao Agroforests and 11:00 Size on the Use of Agroforestry Systems Selectively Logged Lands in the Hill Introduced Predator (Rattus rattus) in Hawaiian Impact on Phoretic Nematodes in Group-living Tropical Passerine (V-64-5) Natural Forests of Cameroon (V-07-5) and Tree Plantations by Forest Birds in Mixed Dipterocarp Forest Region of Montane Forest (V-19-5) the Fig/fig Wasp Mutualism (V-45-5) the Malay Archipelago (V-51-5) Southeast Asia (V-34-5) Lohman. Phylogeographic Patterns of Elliott, et al. Restoring Tropical Petty, et al. Santos, et al. James Moloney. Interactions between Faria, et al. Conservation of Rare and Volant Animals Across the Forest Ecosystems: from Research History Matters: Divergent Ecological Host Traits Differentially Affect Natural and Human Disturbance; Cyclone Endemic Fauna in the Cocoa 11:15 Archipelagoes of Southeast Asia (V-51- to Practice (V-34-6) Correlates of Abundance of the Exotic African Plant-Herbivore and Plant- Larry, Birds, and Fragmented Lowland Landscape Mosaic of Southern Bahia, 6) Grass Andropogon gayanus in Early- and Late- Pathogen Interactions in a Tropical Rainforests (V-64-6) Brazil (V-07-6) stages of Invasion, (V-19-6) Dry Forest Plant (V-45-6) Beck, et al. Kuaraksa, et al. The Use of Fig Sampaio, et al. Campos-Arceiz, et al. Reside, et al. Incorporating Altered Fire Delabie, et al. Conservation of Native Sphingid Moths Across the Malay Trees (Ficus spp.) in Forest Role of Phenotypic Plasticity in the Asian Tapirs are no Elephants when Frequency Scenarios in Species Invertebrates in Brazilian Cocoa 11:30 Archipelago and Pacific Islands (V-51-7) Restoration Plantings (V-34-7) Invasiveness of a Grass Species of Global it Comes to Seed Dispersal (V-45-7) Distribution Models Improves Climate Agroforestry, Implications for Biological Importance (V-19-7) Change Predictions for Tropical Savanna Control, Pollination and Soil Resource Birds (V-64-7) Cycling (V-07-7) Rizali et al. (given by Buchori). Ant Anggoro, et al. Comparison of Site Ko, et al. Hardesty, et al. Mutualisms in Hernowo. Ecological Strategy of the Deheuvels, et al. The Influence of the communities on small tropical islands: Preparations Approach for Forest The Uses and Limits of Habitat Suitability Changing Climates: Community Javan Green Peafowl (Pavo Muticus Structure of Cocoa-Based Agroforestry 11:45 effects of island size and isolation are Restoration in Alang-alang Models for Invasive Species: A Case Study of Ficus Dispersal and Recruitment in Muticus) Linneaus 1758 Against to Systems on Biodiversity Conservation obscured by habitat disturbance and Grassland in West Kalimantan (V- an Exotic Grass Invading a Tropical Australia Northern Australia (V-45-8) Pressure of Their Population and Habitat in Talamanca, Costa Rica (V-07-8) ‘tramp’ ant species (V-51-8) 34-8) Floodplain (V-19-8) (V-64-8) Rizali. Gunatilleke, et al. Restoration of Tjitrosoedirdjo, et al. Invasive Plant Species Hossaert-McKey, et al. Obligate Wonkson, The effects of group size on Discussion Impact of invasive ant species in Ecological and Economic Diversity in Posed a Great Problem to Forest Rehabilitation Mutualisms, Genetic Co-Structuring nesting success in the cooperative 12:00 shaping ant community structure on Monoculture Forest Plantations: A (V-19-9) and Climatic Change (V-45-9) breeding Puff-throated Bulbul (Alophoixus small islands in Indonesia (V-51-9) Case Study from Sri Lanka (V-34-9) pallidus) (P-09-9)

Colwell, et al. Van Der Meer, et al. Tjitrosoedirdjo Sri S., et al. Discussion Purnomo, et al. Discussion The Evolutionary Biogeography of Peat Swamp Forest Rehabilitation in Data Base Development of Iindonesian Bird Species Diversity in Pondok Ambung 12:15 Tropical Elevational Gradients: A Southeast Asia (V-34-10) Nvasive Alien Plants Species (V-19-10) Research Station, National Stochastic Model for Quaternary Range Park, Central Kalimantan (V-64-10) Dynamics (V-51-10) 12:30: Lunch (free for all registered participants)

7 Wantilan front Wantilan middle Wantilan rear Wantilan wing Garuda Jauk Open session: Plant ecology and systematics Biodiversity and conservation in Tropical forest dynamics: long-term Engaging local people for Biodiversity informatics for biological Open session: The ecology and conservation time (#66) Wallacea (#52) changes, disturbances and climate conservation in South-East Asia conservation and management: CBD of large tropical mammals (#61) change (#16) (#21) meets RDF (#04) Swamy, et al. Syahbudin, et al. The Distribution Laurance. Eghenter. Peterson. Biodiversity Knowledge from Powell, et al. Tree Recruitment Patterns across an 85,000 of Bitti (Vitex cofassus) in Wallacea Long-term Dynamics of an Amazonian The Importance of the Right Existing Biodiversity Data (V-04-1) The White-lipped Peccary: Conservation sq.km Western Amazonian River Basin (V-66- Region (V-52-1) Rainforest: A Signature of Global process: Community Participation Implications of Habitat and Space Use by a 13:30 1) Change? (V-16-1) and Conservation in Kayan Keystone Amazon species (V-61-1) Mentarang National Park (Indonesia) (V-21-1) Parolin. Harris, et al. Effects of Climate Metcalfe, et al. Long-term Monitoring Liswanti, et al. Participatory Ito, et al. Robert, et al. Functional Diversity in Amazonian Floodplain Change on the Endemic Avifauna of in Australian Plots (V-16-2) Mapping, Biodiversity The Biodiversity Information System The Shared Perference Niche of Sympatric 13:45 Forest Trees (V-66-2) Central Sulawesi, Indonesia (V-52- Conservation and Local Needs for Network of Ecological Plots Asiatic Black Bears and Sun Bears in a 2) Partnerships in Mamberamo, West in Tropics (V-04-2) Tropical Forest Mosaic (V-61-2) Papua, Indonesia (V-21-2) Kato. Gillespie, et al. Herpetofaunal Lewis, et al. Changing Ecology of Wood, et al. Building Links Leponce, et al. Challenges and Fragoso, et al. Animals Overhunted or Diversity and Evolution of Podostemaceae Community Composition in Relation Tropical Forests: Insights From 400 between National Park Managers Solutions for Planning and Animals Hiding? (P-19-9) (River Weeds) in South-East Asia (V-66-3) to Habitat Disturbance in Sulawesi: Long-Term Monitoring Plots from and Local Communities in the Implementing Large-scale Biotic 14:00 Implications for Biodiversity Across the Tropics (V-16-3) Lorentz National Park (V-21-3) Inventories. (V-04-3) Conservation in Disturbed Forests (V-52-3) Ndangalasi, et al. Burton, et al. Sulawesi Island Comita, et al. Asymmetric Density Lee, et al. Biodiversity Miller, et al. Integrating and Sharing Cheyne, et al. The Floristic Composition, Diversity and Biogeography and the Dependence Shapes Tropical Tree Conservation and Indigenous Biodiversity Data Online (V-04-4) Assessing Density and Threats for a Sunda 14:15 Threats to Malagarasi-Moyowosi Wetland, a and Population Structure of the Species Abundances (V-16-4) Peoples: Case Studies From Clouded Leopard (Neofelis Diardi) Population Tanzanian Ramsar Site (V-66-4) Largest Endemic Mammal, a Dwarf UNESCO Sites (V-21-4) in Sabangau Peat-Swamp Forest, Indonesian Buffalo (V-52-4) Borneo (V-61-4) Hermanowski, et al. Southeast Amazonia - Hadi, et al. Anthropogenic Santiago, et al. Physiological Shahabuddin, et al. The Biology Raes, et al. Traeholt. 25,000 Years of Environmental Dynamics in Influences on the Sosioecology of Consequences of Nutrient Limitation in of Community Conserved Areas: A Borneo’s Remaining Forests (V-04-5) A Preliminary Study of the Flat-Headed Cat, 14:30 Relation to Global Climate Change (V-66-5) Long-Tailed Macaques (Macaca Lowland Tropical Forest Seedlings (V- Contextual Review from India (V- Prionailurus Planiceps, in Semi-Natural Fascicularis) in Lombok Island, 16-5) 21-5) Conditions (V-61-5) Indonesia (V-52-5) Posada, et al. McGuire, et al. Phylogenetics and Zuidema, et al. van der Ploeg, et al. The Asian Chong, et al. Extending Red List Lee, et al. A Model of Leaf Acclimation to Light Based on Biogeography of SE Asian Flying What Tropical Tree Rings Can Tell Us Crocodile Crisis (V-21-6) Assessments from a Herbarium Using Camera Traps to Estimate Densities of 14:45 Optimal Photosynthetic Light Use: lizards (Draco) (V-52-6) about Changing Tree Growth and Database (V-04-6) Key Mammal Species in an Indonesian Implications for the Spatial and Temporal Forest Dynamics (V-16-6) Lowland Forest (V-61-6) Scaling of Photosynthesis (V-66-6) Wassie, et al. Mustari, et al. National Strategy Buckley, et al. Dendroecological Teixeira de SSousa, et al. Ismail, et al. Mobilising and Using Lynam, et al. Diversity and Production of Ethiopian Dry and Action Plan for Conservation of Investigations in Bidoup Nui Ba Engaging Local People in Biodiversity Data beyond Borders in Estimating the Abundance of Rare Carnivores 15:00 Woodlands Explained by Climate - And Soil - Anoa (Bovidae:Bubalus spp.) in National Park, Vietnam: A Millennial Orangutan Habitat Conservation in Africa: The TanBIF Experience (V-04-7) in Shrinking Asian Forests (V-61-7) Stress Gradients (V-66-7) Sulawesi (V-52-7) Perspective (V-16-7) Borneo (V-21-7) Widjaja, et al. Philip, et al. Documenting the Hietz, et al. Fitriana, et al. Why Should Coffee Rahmania, et al. Enhancing Pusparini, et al. Loss of Flora Diversity in Java (V-66-8) Decline of the Anoa on Buton: Isotope Analysis to Reconstruct Planters be Interested in Biodiversity Data and Building Local An Alternative Apporach to Asses the Status 15:15 Implications for Conservation (V-52- Environmental Change and Tree Conservation? (V-21-8) Capacity through Student Expedition and Conservation of Sumatran Rhinoceros 8) Responses in Tropical Forests (V-16-8) (V-04-8) within the Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park, South Sumatra (V-61-8) Pribadi, et al. Measurement the Effect of Carlisle. Lambusango: the Sanford, Jr., et al. Soil Charcoal Padmanaba, et al. Promoting Nicotra, et al. Prometheuswiki: Keyyu. Microhabitat on Growth Distribution Pattern of Conservation Value of Forest on a Abundance, Distribution and Age in the Local Perception to Achieve Protocols, Methods, Explanations and Success and Challenges of Community 15:30 Gonystylus Bancanus (Miq) Kurz To Develop Smaller Island of Sulawesi (V-52-9) Amazon Foothills of Ecuador and Peru Conservation outside Protected Updated Standards for Ecological and Engagement for Conservation: the Case of Species Conservation (V-66-9) (V-16-9) Area iIn Malinau (V-21-9) Environmental Plant Physiology (V-04- Wildlife Management Areas (Wmas) in 9) Tanzania (V-61-9) Zalamea, et al. Winarni, et al. Anthropogenic Baker, et al. Lestrelin et al. ‘Where has my Zanne, et al. Kanwatanakid-Savini, et al. The genus Cecropia: A Biological Clock to Disturbance and Responses of Low-intensity, Landscape-scale participation gone?’ Case studies The Angiosperm Phylogeny Website: Strategic Mitigation Methods for Conserving 15:45 Estimate the Age of Disturbed Areas in the Avian Community in Sulawesi (V-52- Disturbance Pulses in a Seasonal on village land-use planning in Mark Two (V-04-10) Wild Elephant and Reducing Human – Neotropics (V-66-10) 10) Tropical Forested Landscape (V-16-10) northern Lao PDR (V-21-10) Elephant Conflict at Kaeng Krachan National Park (V-61-10) 16:00: Tea break (please leave parallel rooms quickly). 16:30: Plenary, Frans Bongers (ATBC president). Surviving the crises: not by biodiversity alone.

19:00­21:00: Farewell banquet and Association announcements, Location Sanur Beach Hotel beachfront.

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