April 3-5 Workshop: Nature-based Climate Solutions and Biodiversity Conservation: Seeking Opportunities to Address Our Two Greatest Environmental Challenges Together

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The world faces two inescapable, major environmental crises: the loss of biodiversity and global climate change. This workshop will bring together researchers from C-PREE at Princeton University and the Centre for Natural Climate Solutions at the National University of Singapore (NUS) to investigate how the world might simultaneously tackle both crises via the deployment of natural climate solutions.

Portions of this workshop will be open to the public, including most presentations of research. If you are interested in attending portions of the workshop, please RSVP here to let us know which you will attend.

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I would like to attend the following sessions on Monday, April 3rd:

9:00-9:30a: Welcome by faculty conveners (Prof. David Wilcove, Prof. Lian Pin Koh)

9:30-10:00a: Managing risks and uncertainties of forest carbon projects through climate science, Hoong Chen Teo (NUS)

10:00-10:30a: Co-benefits of forest carbon projects in Southeast Asia, Tasya Vadya Sarira (NUS)

10:30-11:00a: How long does abandoned cropland stay abandoned? Chris Crawford (Princeton)

1:30-2:00p: Climate co-benefits of tiger conservation, Aakash Lambda (NUS)

2:00-2:30p: How climate solutions may affect migratory shorebirds, Tong Mu (Princeton)

2:30-3:00pm: Revealed Greenness and Response to Climate Change Information: Evidence from Cocoa Farmers in Ghana, Jiayue Zhang (Brown)

I would like to attend the following sessions on Tuesday, April 4th:

9:00-9:30a: Summary from previous day (Prof. David Wilcove, Prof. Lian Pin Koh)

9:30-10:00a: Biodiversity implications of cropland abandonment, Chris Crawford (Princeton)

10:00-10:30a: Mistakes and misconceptions about nature-based climate solutions, Tim Searchinger (Princeton)

10:30-11:00am: Harnessing nature-based climate solutions for biodiversity: Projecting the dual impacts of land-use change and climate stabilization, Jeffrey Smith (Princeton)

1:30-2:00p: Opportunities for mitigating climate change and biodiversity loss by effectively managing existing protected areas, Sreekar Rachakonda (NUS)

2:00-2:30p: Mapping society’s choices for deploying land-based climate solutions, Eve Beaury (Princeton)

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