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Ⅰ.FOREWORD1

Ⅱ.SPEECHES AT THE OPENING CEREMONY1

Introduction to the Opening CeremonyAdele Simmons,President of MacArthur Foundation1

Congratulations and Gratitude from National Environmental Protection AgencyWang Yuqing,Deputy Administrator,National Environmental Protection Agency2

Congratulations from Ministry of ForestryZhen Rende,Director General of the Department of Wildlife Conservation,Ministry of Forestry,P.R.China4

Greetings from Yunnan Provincial GovernmentZhao Shumin,Vice Governor of Yunnan Province,People's Government of Yunnan Province5

Welcome and Congratulations from the Chinese Academy of Sciences,Kunming BranchZhang Zhuangxin,Vice Chairman,Kunming Branch,the Chinese Academy of Sciences7

Ⅲ.PARALLEL SESSIONS:GRANTEES PRESENTATION8

Session 2A:Conservation and Development8

Linking Ecology,Economics＆Institutions:Interdisciplinary Policy Research on Sustainable Village-level Forest Use in the Western Ghatsof Karnataka,IndiaSharachchandra Lele,Pacific Institute for Studies in Development,Environment and Security10

The Evolution of Managerial Forms and Property Rights in China's Forest SectorScott Rozelle,Stanford University and Jikun Huang,China Center for Agricultural Policy13

Microlevel Coping Strategies by Rural Women for Managing Biomass ResourcesVenkanta Ramana,Tata Energy Research Institute15

Biodiversity Conservation in the Western Ghats,Eastern Himalayas,and North-east IndiaKamaljit S.Bawa and Callaborators,University of Massachusetts17

Session 2B:Trans-boundary Conservation19

Trans-boundary Conservation Between Nepal and the Tibet Autonomous Region of ChinaGabriel J.Canpbell,Mountain Institute and Drolma Yangzom,Qomolongma Nature Preserve22

Trans-boundary Biodiversity Maintenance and Conservation in-between China,Myanmar and VietnamXu Jianchu and Pei Shengji,Kunming Institute of Botany24

Development and Conservation in Southern Yunnan and Northern LaosXu Zaifu,Chen Jin,Liu Hongmao,Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden27

Policy Action Collaboration for Biodiversity Management in the Eastern HimalayasPei Shengji,International Center for integrated Mountain Development29

Interactions Between Chinese Scientists and International OrganizationsWang Song,Endangered Species Scientific Commission31

Session 3A:Conservation Education33

Bhutan Environmental Education and Endangered Species MonitoringMingma N.Sherpa,Royal Society for the Protection of Nature35

Environmental Education Camps for School Children in NepalPracet K.Shestra,Environmental Camps for Conservation Awareness38

Integrated Program of Conservation,Education,Training,Institutional Development and Wildlife Management in Southwest ChinaWeizhi Ji,Kunming Institute of Zoology41

Session 3B:Capacity Building to Strengthen Conservation Effectiveness45

Wildlife Conservation Society,Laos and Myanmar ProgramsJoshua Ginsberg,Wildlife Conservation Society and Chantavi Phone,Protected Areas System of Laos48

The Asian Elephant(Elephas Maximus):a Flag-Ship Species for Biodiversity ConservationR.Sukumar,Indian Institute of Sciences50

Networking and Training Activities for Biodiversity Conservation in Sri LankaNirmalee Pallewatte,Biodiversity Skills Enhancement Project of March for Conservation52

Session 4A:Effective Conservation Through Small Grant Programs54

Capacity Building in Nepal and BhutanMingma N.Sherpa,World Wildlife Fund Bhutan and Nepal Programs56

Biodiversity"Hotspots"Conservation ProgrammeSamar Singh,World Wide Fund for Nature India58

Session 4B:Surveys and Research Initiatives to Support Biodiversity Conservation and Management60

Medicinal and Pesticidal Plants Used by Native Peoples in the Eastern GhatsIgnacimuthu,Loyola College63

Conservation of Pine Plantations in the Buffer Zone of the Sinharaja Mab Reserve to Mixed Species Stands of Multiple-Use Primary Forest SpeciesC.V.S.Gunatilleke,University of Peradeniya65

Forest Management and Biodiversity Conservation Program in Gaoligong Mountains(FMB/GLG),Western Yunnan,ChinaGuo Huijun,Kunming Institute of Botany67

Project to Documenting Indigenous Knowledge and Rural Innovations Related to Plant Genetic Resources in order to Promote Income Generating ActivitiesV.Balaji,M.S.Swaminathan Research Foundation70

Biodiversity Conservation in the Agastyamalai RegionPriya Devidar and Collaborators,Salim Ali School of Ecology,Pondicherry University72

Nagarahole-Talfe from An Indian Jungle,A MacArther Foundation Supported Film Project,An Eco Media Production in Association with Scandinature FilmsShekar Dattatri,Ecomedia73

Session 5:Panel Discussion—Environmental Economics75

Global Agreements on Economic Incentives for Biodiversity ConservationFrank Vorhics,The World Conservation Union81

Changing Institutions to Promote Sustainable Resources Use-Joint Forest Management in IndiaKailash Malhotra,AHGU Indian Statistical Institute82

Can Commercial Enterprises Be Used for ConservationNicholas Salafsky,Biodiversity Conservation Network83

The Role of Large Resource Development Projects in the Conservation of Biodiversity—the Case the Three Gorges Dam Project in ChinaJiahua Pan,Development Studies,Chinese Academy of Social Sciences84

Session 6:Panel Discussion—Trans-boundary Conservation85

Session 6A:Following up Plans for Kunming Trans-boundary Workshop86

Session 6B:Sino-India Trans-boundary Conservation—Break Out Group89

Follow-up Plans from the Kunming Trans-boundary Conservation WorkshopWeizhi Ji,Kunming Institute of Zoology,Chinese Academy of Sciences93

Existing and Potential Areas for Trans-boundary Conservation in India along the Sino-Indian Border of the Eastern HimalayasAjay Rastogi,International Center for Integrated Mountain Development95

Existing and Potential Trans-boundary Conservation Areas in China along the Sino-Indian Border of the Eastern HimalayasJunxing Yang,Kunming Institute of Zoology,Chinese Academy of Sciences96

Ⅳ.AUTHOR INDEX97

Ⅴ.AGENDA98