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Wilderness Issues Lecture Series: Spring 2004

Connecting Landscapes: Conservation Across Boundaries - The series, sponsored by the College of Forestry and Conservation's Wilderness Institute at the University of Montana, brings together advocates, politicians, academics and agency staff in a leading edge assessment of the politics of wilderness and the future of advocacy. The series is offered each spring and is recorded live by the University of Montana. Selected lectures are made available via the Internet.

Media	Time	Title/Description
	1:22:51 min.	Manifest Destiny in the American Landscape Rafael Chacon, Associate Professor of Art, University of Montana (February 3, 2004)
	1:08:57 min.	Hydrologic Connectivity: A Neglected Dimension of Conservation Biology Catherine Pringle, Professor of Conservation Ecology, University of Geogria (February 10, 2004)
	1:17:25 min.	Boundary Space: A Multidisciplinary Approach Christine Schonewald, Former National Park Service Scientist and Editor of Genetics and Conservation (February 17, 2004)
	1:21:32 min.	The Blackfoot Challenge: A Watershed Approach Jim Stone, Rancher and Chairman, Blackfoot Challenge, Greg Neudecker, Montana Partners for Fish and Wildlife, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Bernie Hall, Associate State Director for Conservatio (February 24, 2004)
	1:24:58 min.	Transboundary Conservation: The proposed Waterton-Glacier Peace Park Expansion Steve Thompson, Glacier Program Manager, National Parks and Conservation Association, Bill Dolan, Chief Park Warden, Waterton lakes National Park, Jack Potter, Assistance Chief, Division of Science and Reso (March 2, 2004)
	1:14:51 min.	Using Science and Collaboration to Protect a Regional Watershed Ruth Watkins, Program Director, Tri-State Water Quality Council (March 16, 2004)
	1:24:50 min.	Land Acquisition as a Conservation Strategy: Who Pays and Who Benefits Sally Fairfax, Professor of Forest Policy, University of California at Berkley (March 23, 2004)
	1:16:08 min.	Lynx, Hares, Mice, and Men: Connectivity for Wildlife in a Fragmented Landscape Scott Mills, Associate Professor of Wildlife Population Ecology, University of Montana (April 6, 2004)
	1:22:48 min.	Ecoregions and Investments: The Politics of Scale and Conservation Peter Brosius, Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Georgia (April 13, 2004)