Geographers and political ecologists studying wildlife often highlight the multi-scalar power dynamics that shape and are (re)produced through human-wildlife relations. This session invites work - past, present or future - that explores these politics and power relationships, particularly research that draws on feminist and/or anti-colonial frameworks.

• 10:15 AM
  Understanding the Dynamics of Human-Tiger Conflict in Chitwan National Park, Nepal
  Subrat Adhikari, University of Waterloo

• 10:30 AM
  What are the limits of state-based conservation? The political economy of endangered species recovery in British Columbia
  Gabrielle Wong, Simon Fraser University

• 10:45 AM
  “DIY conservation practices” for ordinary urban wildlife in Montreal: emerging context and issues
  Gabrielle Perras St-Jean, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)