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Posters being displayed as part of the workshop.
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28/09/2026, 16:45Poster
Network approaches are powerful tools to synthesize, connect, and visualise both ecological theory and data to improve understanding of real-world ecological systems and support management decisions. However, network approaches often lack context-dependence which limits their generalizability. I will present two case studies demonstrating how I have approached adding context to network graphs...
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28/09/2026, 16:45Poster
Ecological knowledge is distributed across many formats, making findings difficult to compare and synthesize. The Causal Mosaic Schema (CAMO) is one approach to synthesize findings as structured data grounded in philosophical understanding. CAMO is being explored as part of EcoWeaver, an initiative to build a machine-readable knowledge base of ecological restoration findings that will allow...
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28/09/2026, 16:45Poster
The use of AI tools for knowledge synthesis, such as the large language model and knowledge graph, has been proposed as a solution to ecological knowledge fragmentation, which combines field data, models, and socio-economic information to enable causal inferences to be made about social-ecological systems. The EU AI Act was not established to come into effect within the regulatory landscape as...
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28/09/2026, 16:45Poster
Over the past three decades, flying insect biomass has declined by more than 75% in protected areas, highlighting the urgency of monitoring insect populations. Moths represent approximately 9% of all known species on Earth and are among the most affected insect groups, despite their important roles as pollinators and food sources. Automated nocturnal light recorders are increasingly used to...
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28/09/2026, 16:45Poster
Riverscapes are socio-ecological systems where human and nonhuman entities co-create and co-transform. However, anthropocentric water governance frameworks have long treated water as a “resource” or “service,” leaving nonhuman entities with no agency and dependent on human decisions for protection. Innovative participatory approaches like role-playing games (RPGs) offer experimental spaces for...
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28/09/2026, 16:45Poster
TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM AND RESOURCE DEGRADATION NEXUS: INSIGHTS FROM NGOKETUNJIA, NORTH WEST REGION, CAMEROON
NUGAH Alvina NYALUM (PhD Student) Department of Geography and Planning, the University of Bamenda.
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The traditional ecological Knowledge (TEK) of the Mbororo pastoralists is the cornerstone guiding resource management, adapting to environmental aspects especially...