Keynote speakers:
Elisabeth Bro (ONCFS, France)
on “Galliforms and pesticides: what was/is going on in the field?”
Marie-Pierre Ryser (Vetsuisse Faculty, University of Bern, Switzerland)
on on “From wildlife population management to planetary health – a multidisciplinary challenge”
Henrik Andrén (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
on “Predator – prey interactions in human dominated landscapes”
Jesper Madsen (Aarhus University, Denmark)
on “Getting started with adaptive management of migratory waterbirds in Europe: the challenge of multifaceted interests”
Giovanna Massei (Animal and Plant Health Agency, UK)
on “Mitigating human-wildlife conflicts in an overcrowded continent: wild boar as a case study”
Péter Hajas and Prof. Dr. Sándor Faragó (University of West Hungary)
on “Recovering grey partridges: A genuine intersection of sustainable farming, wildlife conservation and management”
John Linnell (Norwegian Institute for Nature Research,Trondheim)
on “Coexistence between wildlife and humans: contrasting insights from wildlife management and conservation biology “
Luca Corlatti (Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, Germany)
on “What are men to mountain mammals?”
Jean-Michel Gaillard (ONCFS, France)
on “How do ungulates respond to environmental changes in temperate ecosystems?”
Stanley D. Gehrt (Ohio State University)
on “Carnivores Among People: Urban Ecology of Carnivores with Insights from Coyotes in Chicago”