Research Presentations of Lab Members
Forthcoming
Goldberg, Zach. 2022. “Building a solar development database in the Mid-Atlantic United States.” In Paper Session on ‘Open Data for the Energy Transition.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), New York. February 25 – March 1.
Tubbeh, Ramzi. 2022. “Obstacles to adaptive polycentric irrigation water governance amid climate change: a political ecology critique of the Peruvian water license system.” In Paper Session on ‘Engaging Water Resilience and Climate Change at the Nexus of Hydro-social and Social-hydrological Systems.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), New York. February 25 – March 1.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2022. Panelist and Co-Organizer, “From Food to Diet and Nutrition in Geographies of Food and Agriculture.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), New York. February 25 – March 1.
2021
Baumann, Megan. 2021. “The Tolima Triangle rice boom: Expanding spatial and relational concepts of irrigation water use and access.” In Paper Session on ‘Roads, bridges, dams and ports: what does the turn to infrastructure (both empirical and theoretical) mean for Latin American environmental geographies?: Knowledges & Territories.’ Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 11.
Baumann, Megan. 2021. Panelist, “Dialogues and positionalities in research in / on Colombia. Challenges in the face of a colonial past and a post-agreement and (post-syndemic?) future.” Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 8.
Goldberg, Zach. 2021. Organizer, Facilitator, “Climate Leadership Workshop.” The Franklin Institute Virtual Youth Climate Summit, [Virtual]. April 6-14.
Goldberg, Zach. 2021. “Participatory Action Research at the First Annual Gathering of the Jewish Farmer Network.” In Paper Session on ‘Building a Radical Food Geography Praxis II.’ (with Anika Rice). Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 8.
Goldberg, Zach. 2021. Organizer, Panelist, “Green and Clean: Political Ecologists exploring Climate Justice.” The Big Bold Jewish Climate Festival, [Virtual]. January 27-31.
Tubbeh, Ramzi. 2021. “Conveying more than water: the co-production of hydraulic infrastructures and society in Southwestern Peru.” In Paper Session on ‘Geopolitical Infrastructures II.’ Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 8.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Session Discussant, “Tapping into the genetic diversity of crops in their hotspot areas for more resilient food systems,” Alliance of Bioversity International, CIAT, and the CGIAR. October 28.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Invited Seminar, “Crop diversity and food amid urbanization and climate change: Interactions in future transitions.” Scientific Meetings for the Inauguration of ARCAD, Agropolis Resource Center for Crop Conservation, Adaptation and Diversity. Montpellier, France. September 30.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Keynote Address, “Dynamics of Social-Ecological Connectivity among Major Agri-Food Landscapes in Spain, North Africa, Europe, and Beyond: Leveraging Linkages for Sustainability.” Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape (PECSRL). University of Jaén, Spain. September 29.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Research Paper Presentation, “Agro-biodiversity as a local resource for sustainable development in mountain areas.” Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape (PECSRL), University of Jaén, Spain. September 29.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Organizer and Chair, Research Paper Sessions 5-6 on “Agrarian landscape transformations and sustainability in Spain—past, present, and future—and connections to the Atlantic World, the Americas, and Africa.” Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape (PECSRL). University of Jaén, Spain. September 28.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Co-Lead/Organizer, “Urbanization-Agrobiodiversity.” Pursuit Workshops, National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center, National Science Foundation, 2018-2021.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Invited Seminar, “Integrando modelos de agrobiodiversidad y nutrición con caracterización agroecológica de espacios claves para la alimentación” (presentation in Spanish). Translated title: “Integrating models of agrobiodiversity and nutrition with agroecological characterization of key food-producing spaces.” Invited Seminar, Annual Meeting of the Community of Practice (CoP) Andes, McKnight Foundation, Lima, Peru, [Virtual]. July 13.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Invited Workshop Participant, “Sustainable Systems Enabling Food Security in Extreme Environments and Food Deserts employing a Convergence of Food, Energy, Water and Systems.” Convergence Accelerator Workshop, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C., [Virtual]. May 19-21.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Research Paper Presentation, “Indigenous smallholder struggles in Peru: Nutrition security, agrobiodiversity, and food sovereignty amid transforming global changes (2016-2021).” Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 8.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Panelist, “Assessing the United Nations’ HLPE Report #15: Food security and nutrition, building a global narrative towards 2030.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 7. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73JXyUl3DwQ.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Invited Workshop Participant, Virtual, “How the Science of Behavioral Change and the Social Sciences can help the GEF to Deliver its Objectives.” Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel (STAP) of the Global Environment Facility (GEF), Washington, D.C. March 25-26.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Invited Colloquium Presentation, “How ecological knowledge of agrobiodiversity, nutrition, and livelihoods can strengthen resilience amid the COVID pandemic, global food-system transformation, climate change, and urbanization.” Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, CLAGLive February 25.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Invited Seminar, “Research on the human-environment dynamics of indigenous and smallholder biodiversity systems: Insights for cacao.” Cacao and Chocolate Research Network, Pennsylvania State University, [Virtual]. February 17.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2021. Invited Research Presentation, “What drives value? Integrating food, land use, and livelihood models with sociocultural analysis of biodiversity.” Symposium on Mainstreaming Biodiversity, Penn State University, [Virtual]. January 20.
2020
Baumann, Megan. 2020. Panelist, “The social life of soil in irrigation infrastructure: (Mis)aligned management of water and soil in Colombia’s Tolima Valley.” In Session on ‘Political ecologies desde Abya Yala: A theoretical and empirical debate from Latin America. Co-authors: Ana María Quiroga and Dr. Álvaro Acevedo Osorio. POLLEN 2020, [Virtual]. September 22.
Baumann, Megan. 2020. Panelist, “Acceso a y usos de los suelos en paisajes de riego: Los megadistritos de Tolima.” (Access to and use of soils in irrigated landscapes: Tolima’s megadistricts.) Session: Acceso y uso de la tierra en escenarios de transición: conflictos y negociaciones. (Access to and use of the land in scenes of transition: conflicts and negotiations.) Latin American Studies Association 2020 Congress, [Virtual]. May 13.
Baumann, Megan. 2020. “Remaking soil in dryland irrigation megaprojects: (Mis)aligned management of water and soil in Colombia’s Tolima Valley.” Paper Session: Integrating Land and Water Management and Policy in the Western U.S. and Other Dry Regions. Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 6.
Goldberg, Zach. 2020. Workshop Organizer, Facilitator, “Harvesting a Participatory Jewish Farmer Movement. Workshop at Cultivating Culture: A Gathering of Jewish Farmers.” (with Anika Rice). Reisterstown, MD, USA, February 16.
Tamariz, Gabriel. 2020. “Assessing the Vulnerability of Agrobiodiversity to Illegal Crop Production and its Related Violence.” Conference of Latin American Geography (CLAG), Guatemala. January 4.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2020. Invited Workshop Participant, “Indicators and Goals in New Approaches for in situ Agrobiodiversity Conservation of Andean Potatoes.” Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MINAM), Lima, Peru [Virtual]. October 14.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2020. Invited seminar, Joint presentation, “Results and methodology of research on nutrition linkages to biodiversity and agroecology.” Annual Meeting of the Community of Practice (CoP), McKnight Foundation, Lima, Peru [Virtual]. July 10.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2020. Participant, Virtual, International Experts Workshop, “Transformative Changes in Food Systems to Foster Landscape Sustainability.” University of Göttingen, Germany. September 16-18.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2020. Participant, Virtual, Research Workshop, “Annual Meeting of the Community of Practice (CoP) of Projects on Agroecology and Agrobiodiversity.” McKnight Foundation, Lima, Peru. July 6-16.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2020. “The political ecology of biodiversity and nutrition in relation to disease and health: Integrating critical social and environmental sciences.” Presentation in a panel session on ‘Agrobiodiversity as Emergent Governance and Well-Being’. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), [Virtual]. April 10.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2020. “Urban agriculture in the context of El Niño, climate change, and rapid urbanization: Survey results from urban cultivators in Piura, Peru.” Research Paper, Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, Antigua, Guatemala. Co-authors: Bell, M., Zimmerer, K., Goluchowskac, K., Carlo, T., Ebersole, M., and R. Caneba. January 4.
2019
Tamariz, Gabriel. 2019. “Agrobiodiversidad y violencia en la producción de cultivos ilegales en Oaxaca, México.” Centro de Investigación y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS), Oaxaca, Mexico November 28.
Tubbeh, Ramzi. 2019. “Contested water entitlements, livelihoods and land use: integrated water resources management along Peru’s engineered Colca-Siguas watershed.” In Paper Session on ‘Untapped: Fresh Voices in Water Resources Geography 1.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, D.C. April 4.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. Invited Seminar, “Utilizing the Agrobiodiversity Knowledge Framework (AKF) with nutrition, food security, livelihoods, and global change: Case studies from Latin America.” Bioversity – CIAT, Hanoi, Vietnam. December 17.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. Invited Seminar, “Biodiversity of food and agriculture: From global CHNS and telecoupling models to intensification-nutrition interactions amid climate change ….and back again?” Ecology Program, Pennsylvania State University December 6.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. “Foods and waterworks of Imperial Spain, Africa, and Colonial New Worlds: Expanding the geographic knowledge systems of the Anthropocene’s Great Acceleration and alternatives.” Research Paper, International Congress of Environmental History Organizations, Florianópolis, Brazil. July 26.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. “Agrobiodiversity amid global climate change and urbanization: Novel human-environment interactions related to food systems, diet, and nutrition.” Third Jack R. Harlan International Symposium Dedicated to the Origins of Agriculture and the Domestication, Evolution, and Utilization of Genetic Resources, Montpellier, France June 7.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. Invited Flash Talk Presentation, “Global land change in the age of populist authoritarianism. ” In Session on ‘Seeking solutions to land challenges of the Anthropocene: Land Systems Science at the Interface of Normative and Policy Concerns.’ Global Land Programme Meeting, Bern, Switzerland April 25.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. Invited Research Presentation, “From telecoupled spillovers and cascading to agri-food intensification, smallholder food/nutritional security, and biodiversity amid global changes (……and back again).” In Juried Session on ‘Emergent effects in telecoupled systems: Challenges and lessons for governing local land-use in a globally connected world.’ Global Land Programme Meeting, Bern, Switzerland. April 25.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. “The political ecology of biodiversity and nutrition in relation to disease and health: Integrating critical social and environmental sciences.” In Paper Session ‘Political Ecologies of Health/Disease in Agrarian Settings II’. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Washington, D.C. April 5.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. “Land systems science perspectives on migration, displacement, and land.” (C. Radel, B. Jokisch, B. Schmook, M. Støen, K. Hermans, L. Carte, K.S. Zimmerer, and S. Aldrich). In Paper Session on ‘Seeking Solutions to Land Challenges of the Anthropocene: Land Systems Science at the Interface of Normative and Policy Concerns II’. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Washington, D.C. April 5.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. Discussant, “Dirt matters: Political ecologies of soil and development.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Washington, D.C. April 5.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. Panelist, “Critical physical geography and agrarian transformations II.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Washington, D.C. April 4.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2019. “Human-environment and spatial dynamics of crop biodiversity and sustainability in global hotspots?” Invited Seminar, Department of Plant Pathology and Environmental Microbiology, Pennsylvania State University March 11.
2018
Baumann, Megan. 2018. “Farmer Seed Projects and Environmental Landscape Knowledge in Nicaragua.” In Paper Session on ‘Farmer decision-making in a changing world: Probing the complexities of farmer action for more sustainable and just food systems – II.’ American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting (AAG), New Orleans, Louisiana. April 10-14.
Cavallo, Sara. 2018. Invited Panelist, “Governing more-than-human spaces,” 8th Annual Nature-Society Workshop, Pennsylvania State University. September 21.
Cavallo, Sara E. 2018. “Navigating compounding uncertainty: shifting farmer knowledge networks in response to banana Xanthomonas wilt in western Uganda.” In Paper Session on ‘Living with Uncertainty: Science, Environments and the Everyday.’ American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting (AAG), New Orleans, Louisiana. April 10-14.
Hedberg, Russell. 2018. Querying social-ecological embeddedness: Farmers’ market social relations and environmental farming practices in the New York City region.” In Paper Session on ‘Farmer decision-making in a changing world: Probing the complexities of farmer action for more sustainable and just food systems – I.’ American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting (AAG), New Orleans, Louisiana. April 10-14.
Ryan, Marie-Louise. 2018. “Segregation in the Landscape: Agroecology, labor, and social position in Nepal’s Midhills.” In Paper Session on ‘Farmer decision-making in a changing world: Probing the complexities of farmer action for more sustainable and just food systems.’ American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting (AAG), New Orleans, Louisiana. April 10-14.
Ryan, Marie-Louise. 2018. Panelist, “Positionality, gender, and fieldwork: An intercampus dialogue connecting institutional practice and fieldwork experience.” American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting (AAG), New Orleans, Louisiana. April 10-14.
Tamariz, Gabriel. 2018. “Agrobiodiversity Change from Drug War Violence in Mexico” In Paper Session on ‘Agrobiodiversity in Conflict and Post-Conflict Landscapes.’ American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting (AAG), New Orleans, Louisiana. April 10-14.
Tubbeh, Ramzi. 2018. “Cracks in concrete: interrogating different forms of resistance in the Colca-Majes-Siguas engineered waterscape.” In Paper Session on ‘Subversive Mobilities: Infrastructures, Boundary Objects, and Everyday Ecologies of Breaking Borders.’ Dimensions of Political Ecology (DOPE) Conference, Lexington, Kentucky. February 22 – February 24, 2018.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2018. Invited Lecture, “New directions in the political ecology of conservation: Food, justice, and climate change issues.” Department of Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Management (RPTM), Pennsylvania State University. November 30.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2018. Keynote Address, “Biodiversity in Food Systems Amid Social-Environmental Transformations in Latin America.” Agricultural Transformation in Latin America’s Changing Climate. Latin American and Iberian Institute. University of New Mexico. November 14-16.
Zimmerer, Karl. 2018. Invited Panelist, “Land + resource geographies,” 8th Annual Nature-Society Workshop, Pennsylvania State University. September 21.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2018. “Relevancia de los flujos espaciales entre distintos sistemas o paisajes agroalimentarios.” Institute of Regional Development and the Science and Culture Unit, University of Granada, Granada, Spain. June 14.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2018. “Conserving Agrobiodiversity amid the Dynamics of Environmental and Socioeconomic Changes.” Keynote Address, 10th World Potato Congress and the XXVIII Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa – ALAP, Cusco, Peru. May 30.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2018. “Navigating new geographies of agrobiodiversity: Potential sustainability and social use or dystopia in agriculture and food systems amid global changes.” Department of Geography, McGill University, Montreal. April 23.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2018. Invited Discussant Presentation, “Variability that lives: Ecological, political, and social adaptations to different environmental zones of South America,” Organizers Sadie Weber and Solsire Cusicanqui Marsano; 8 Papers. Society of American Archaeology (SAA), Washington, D.C. April 14.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2018. “New spaces of dystopia and sustainability: Transforming the geographic dynamics of biodiversity use and social access in food systems amid global change.” School of Geography and Development. University of Arizona, Tucson. February 2.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2018. “Research Seminar”. Center for Regional Food Studies Visiting Scholar, Department of Anthropology. University of Arizona, Tucson. February 1.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2018. “Biodiversidad, seguridad alimentaria, y ‘vivir bien’: La política, los sistemas, y las contradicciones.” Centro de Cultura y Pensamiento (CCP), Cochabamba, Bolivia. January 17.
2017
Baumann, Megan D. 2017. “The Role of Landscape Cognition in Smallholder Crop Management for Food Security in Nicaragua.” In Paper Session on ‘Transforming Human-Environment Interactions Research through Integrative Methods 1.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 6.
Baumann, Megan D. 2017. “Landscape Cognition and Smallholder Food Security in Northern Nicaragua”, Conference for Latin American Geographers, New Orleans, Louisiana. January 4, 2017.
Hedburg, Russ. 2017. Chair, Organizer, Presenter, “Resilience, Food, and Agriculture: Social-Ecological Frameworks for Sustainability and Social Justice: I, II, & III.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 8.
Hong, Yooinn. 2017. “How farmers “make it work”: home garden plant diversity reveals smallholder adaptation to stresses of historical commercial citrus introduction in Jeju, Korea (1970-2015).” In Paper Session on ‘Food system transitions 3: Gardening and urban agriculture.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 8.
Ryan, Marie-Louise. 2017. “Khana khanu bhayo (Have you eaten)? Land tenure, uneven development, and traditional rice varieties in Nepal’s Midhills.” In Paper Session on ‘Perspectives on Migration: Local to Global Dimensions III.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 8.
Tamariz, Gabriel. 2017. “Violent rural environments amid the War on Drugs.” In Paper Session on ‘New Voices in Rural Geography.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 7.
Tubbeh, Ramzi. 2017. Panelist, “Mediating Territoriality: Articulations of Indigenous Autonomy and Resource Control in the Peruvian Amazon.” In Session on ‘Sustainable Territories-II? Local and Transnational Territorializations for Environmental Governance.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston, April 5.
Tubbeh, Ramzi. 2017. “A challenge to territory: indigenous peoples’ access to forest resources in two Peruvian na-tive communities.” Conference for Latin American Geographers, New Orleans, Louisiana. January 4, 2017.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. “Biodiversity in agri-food systems: Apocalypse, alternatives, and what should the environmental sciences do?” School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (FES), Yale University. November 13.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. Invited Participant and Workshop Presentations, Research Workshop, “Land use/cover change in the tropical Andes during the 21st century; Patterns, drivers, future scenarios and research agenda.” Mountain Research Initiative, Quito, Ecuador. September 26-30.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. “Agrobiodiversity and sustainability in the 21st Century: Necessary as the analytic nexus or the next anthem of future agroecology and food systems?” (with Stef de Haan). In Session on ‘Agrobiodiversity and Traditional Knowledge: Conservation Strategies and Sustainable Development.’ Meeting of the Society for Economic Botany (SEB), Bragança, Portugal. Co-author: Stef de Haan. June 6.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. “Desafíos y Estatregias Para la Sosteniblidad de los Sistemas Agro-Alimentarios y Paisajes de Producción y de Consumo de España Frente los Cambios Climáticos y Tasas de Urbanización Mas Fuerte del Mundo.” Departamento de Geografía, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain. May 25.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. “Target, measure and act: Agrobiodiversity transitions at different scales and implications for integrated conservation.” (with Stef de Haan and Severin Polreich). European Association for Research on Planting Breeding (EUCARPIA) Congress, Genetic Resources, Montpelier, France. May 9.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. Panelist and Organizer (with Jia-Ching Chen, UC Santa Barbara). Sustainable Territories-I? National Spatial Planning and Zonation for Environmental Governance in Latin America and China. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 5.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. Discussant, Chair, and Organizer, “Sustainable Territories-II? Local and Transnational Territorializations for Environmental Governance.” (with Jia-Ching Chen). Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 5.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. “Linking biodiversity in agri-food systems to major pathways of livelihood change, justice, and resource ecology in transformations amid global change.” In Paper Session on ‘Changing Land Use, Changing Livelihoods: Smallholders Today.’ Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 5.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. Discussant, “Theorizing Land Science.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 6.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. Chair, Introducer, “Institutional resilience in social-ecological and political systems: Designing ethnographic, embedded, and environmental approaches at multiple levels.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 6.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. Discussant, “Resilience, Food, and Agriculture: Social-Ecological Frameworks for Sustainability and Social Justice III – Governance & Adaptive Capacity.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Boston. April 8.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. “New spaces of dystopia or sustainability? Geographic dynamics of biodiversity in land use and food systems.” Department of Geography, Rutgers University. February 17.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2017. Plenary, “Strengthening the sustainability of agricultural biodiversity.” University Lecture, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. April 19.
2016
Cavallo, Sara E. 2016. Invited Talk, “Changing agri-food systems and smallholder knowledge networks in response to Banana Xanthomonas Wilt and agro-ecological intensification.” International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, Kampala, Uganda. October 21.
Cavallo, Sara E. 2016. “Linking Banana Xanthomonas wilt and agro-ecological intensification to food practices in Kabarole District, Uganda.” Poster Presentation. IRI THESys Summer School in Transformative Human-Environment Research & Participatory Methods: From Co-production to Co-producing. Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany. September 26.
Cavallo, Sara E. 2016. “’It is eating as we eat’: the political ecology of Banana Xanthomonas Wilt in Western Uganda.” In Paper Session on ‘Political Ecology of Multi-Species Spaces.’ American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. March 29 – April 2.
Hedberg II, Russell C. 2016. “Mixing methods in political ecology: combining Qualitative data with biophysical science.” Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers, San Francisco, California. March 29 – April 2.
Hedberg II, Russell C. 2016. Panelist, “Interdisciplinarity in graduate training in new institutional landscapes.” Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers, San Francisco, California. March 29 – April 2.
Tubbeh, Ramzi. 2016. “A challenge to territory: indigenous peoples’ access to forest resources in two Peruvian native communities.” Rural Studies Conference. Penn State University, University Park, Pennsylvania. October 28.
Tubbeh, Ramzi 2016. “Conservación, medios de vida y derechos de pueblos indígenas en la Reserva Comunal Amarakaeri”, Conservation, livelihoods, and rights of indigenous peoples in the Amarakaeri Communal Reserve). VIII Coloquio Internacional de Estudiantes de Geografía y Medio Ambiente. Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Lima, Peru. May 19.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. “Global, multi-scale telecoupling of smallholder land use and livelihoods: Social-ecological analyses of trade-offs, risk, and vulnerability.” (with Eric Lambin). Global Land Project 3rd Open Science Meeting, Beijing, China. October 25.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. “Remoteness and the evolution of agrobiodiversity in the Andes: Tracing the cultural spaces of human-environment knowledge.” Northeast Conference on Andean and Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory (NCAAEE). Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. October 16.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. Keynote Address, “Introduction and overview: Agrobiodiversity in the 21st Century and an Integrative Scientific Framework for Transformative Sustainability.” Ernst Strungmann Forum, Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Germany. October 3.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. Keynote Address, “Cambio climático y agrobiodiversidad relacionados con la seguridad y soberanía alimentaria” (Climate Change and Agrobiodiversity Related to Food Security and Sovereignty). Foro Internacional de Glaciares y Ecosistemas de Montaña, Instituto Nacional de Investigación en Glaciares y Ecosistemas de Montaña (INAIGEM), Huaraz, Peru. August 12.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. Invited Seminar, “Cultural landscapes and landscape justice.” Department of Landscape Science and the HERCULES Cultural Landscape Project, University of Hohenheim, Hohenheim, Germany. September 30.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. Seminar Presentation, “Integrating environmental and ecological analysis with political ecology and studies of society, science, and technology.” IRI THESys (Integrative Research Institute on Transformations of Human-Environment Systems), Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany. September 27.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. “Perspectivas geográficas y interdisciplinarias sobre la agrobiodiversidad frente a cambios rurales-urbanos y climáticos.” Universidad Nacional Hermilio Valdizán, Huánuco, Peru. July 25.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. “Land Use Planning, Biodiversity of Food Systems and Sustainability: International Comparisons of ‘Territorial Ordering’ (Ordenamiento Territorial, OT).” The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center, Bellagio, Italy. July 4.
Zimmerer, Karl S. 2016. “Ordenamiento Territorial in Latin America: Transnational ideas and national developments of spatial and environmental planning.” XXXIV International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA). New York, New York. May 29.