ORGANIZED SESSIONS AND PAPERS
American Association of Geographers Conference, April 2018
- Session title: Human Wildlife Encounters in Urban Regions: Coexistences (session description)
Minding Animals Conference, Mexico City, January 2018
- Organized Panel (panel description)
- Papers:
- Bunce, Sue & Clement, Bronwyn* “Regulating Fear in the City: The Management and Policing of Coyotes in Toronto (abstract)
- Ruddick, Sue & Nunn, Neil* “Performing Colonialism, Creating Boundaries: Colonial natures and urban wildlife relations in 19th century Toronto” (abstract)
- Podur, Justin J. “The distribution of species encountered in the city: analyzing human- wildlife encounters in Toronto.”
- Ruddick, Sue “Wildcity: birds, buildings and a struggle over value” (abstract)
University of Victoria Graduate History Conference, Qualicum, British Columbia, January 2018
- Ruddick, Sue & Nunn, Neil* “Performing Colonialism, Creating Boundaries: Colonial natures and urban wildlife relations in 19th century Toronto” (abstract)
Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference, London, August 2017
- Ruddick, Sue “Wildcity: birds, buildings and a struggle over value” (abstract)
The Value of Life: Measurement, Stakes, Implications International conference Center for Space, Place and Society International Conference, Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands, June 2017
- Ruddick, Sue “Wildcity: birds, buildings and a struggle over value” (abstract)
Canadian Association of Geographers Conference, York University, Toronto, May 2017
- Organized sessions (session descriptions)
- Papers:
- Bunce, Sue & Clement, Bronwyn “Regulating Fear in the City: The Management and Policing of Coyotes in Toronto” (abstract)
- Ruddick, Sue & Nunn, Neil* “Performing Colonialism, Creating Boundaries: Colonial natures and urban wildlife relations in 19th century Toronto” (abstract)
International Urban Wildlife Conference, San Diego, California, USA, June 4-7, 2017
- Timmins, Tracy & Podur, Justin “The seasons and places of encounter: Analyzing human-squirrel encounters in Toronto” (abstract)
Animals in the Anthropocene, Minding Animals Conference, Norway, June 2017
- Fawcett, Leesa. “Urbanamalia in the Anthropocene”
- Ruddick, Sue “Extinct/Extant”
Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution Urban Ecology Symposium, Royal BC Museum, Victoria, May 2017
- Podur, Justin J. “What can human-wildlife encounters in the city tell us about urban ecology?” (abstract)
Reinventing the Urban: A Workshop on Habitecture for Wildlife, University of Toronto, February 2016
(Visit the Video and Interview menu for the videos of the 19 papers presented at this workshop)
- Ruddick, Sue “Rhythms of the City” (abstract)
- Fawcett, Leesa “Convivial Cohabitation: Bats in Toronto”
- Luther, Erin “The unintended consequences of designing for wildlife”
- Bunce, Sue “Social Regulation of Wildlife in the Greater Toronto Area: Roles of Policy and Legislation “
- Podur, Justin, Timmins, T., Arabian, J., Merritt, W., Nigro, J. & Wang, W. “Spatial analysis of human-wildlife encounters”
- Timmins, Tracy L.*, Podur, J., Arabian, J., Merritt, W., Nigro, J., Wang, W. & Wang, X. “Spatial Patterns of Human-Raccoon Encounters in Toronto” (abstract)
International Urban Wildlife Conference, Chicago, May 2015
- Podur, Justin J., Arabian, J. , Merritt, W., Nigro, J., Wang, W. “Studying human- wildlife encounters in the Greater Toronto Area: conflict and coexistence”
* paper presenter