EcoRes Forum Call for Action

Achieving Global
Climate Justice
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in the 21 Century

EcoRes Forum
Exploring the Ethical, Political,
and Socio-Cultural Aspects of Climate Change
 EcoRes Forum

Our Story
Since its foundation in 2006, the EcoRes Forum’s development has been guided by the encouragement and support
of a global network of concerned citizens working at all levels and in all fields on climate change, environmental justice,
sustainable living, and human and animal rights. The Forum’s primary objective is to empower each participant, widening
individual circles of influence, by providing and utilizing new media and Web 2.0 technology. Team members conduct
ongoing issue research, develop and host an online e-conference series and strive to raise awareness both locally and
globally on these topics.

Our Mission
In keeping with our foundational philosophy of ecocentric environmental ethics and commitment to the principles of
social equity and environmental justice;

 by leveraging the potential of new media by providing an easily accessible global platform for discussion
and access to subject experts;
 by involving global stakeholders in global issue discussions by circumventing the logistical and financial
barriers of traditional dialogue interactions;
 by building ongoing connections and networks between these actors;
 by crossing borders, whether disciplinary, philosophical, or geopolitical; and
 by maintaining a results-oriented focus;

the goals of the EcoRes Forum are:

 to level the field of discourse by moving it to a space whose boundaries are set only by our own creativity;
 to promote awareness, public dialogue and the free exchange and exploration of ideas, knowledge and issues
related to climate change;
 to leave all participants with something of value, whether knowledge, best practices, or a new perspective,
that can be put to use immediately to improve efforts in their individual fields; and
 by so doing, to contribute to taking the environmental movement to the next level and thereby, in some small
way, to assist in preventing further extreme climate change.

Online E-Conference Series

The purpose of this series is to provide an easily accessible platform for moderated dialogues among global stakeholders,
many of whom are far too often under-represented at both discussion and decision-making venues. Conducted online or
by email, e-conferences encourage wide participation by circumventing the logistical hurdles of place-based conference
formats. Plenary discussions are led through a progressive framework of questions and focus points by a moderating team.
Breakout conversations and related workshops are hosted by session leaders or teams.

For EcoRes, a key component is the "green" nature of this medium, allowing interaction without requiring printed
materials, international air travel, or other extensive resource use.

Currently Scheduled & Past E-Conferences

Climate Change and You: Putting a Face on Global Warming | EcoRes E-Conference, 17-30 April 2009

Environmental (In)Justice: Sources, Symptoms, and Solutions | EcoRes E-Conference, 11-24 April 2008

From Anthropocentrism to Ecocentrism: Making the Shift | EcoRes E-Conference, 14-30 April 2007
We, an international group of academics and activists, scientists and social justice advocates, government and community leaders,
professionals and concerned citizens, assembled on the EcoRes Forum virtual platform in April 2007 to discuss the ethical, political,
and socio-cultural aspects of climate change and to forge a common vision and action plan...

The EcoRes Forum Call for Action

Achieving Global Climate Justice in the 21st Century

Our Vision
We, an international group of academics and activists, scientists and social justice advocates, government and community
leaders, professionals and concerned citizens, assembled on the EcoRes Forum virtual platform in April 2007 to discuss
the ethical, political, and socio-cultural aspects of climate change and to forge a common vision and action plan.

We hereby commit ourselves to the development and implementation of a climate justice agenda for the 21st century,
and we call upon the world's citizens to join with us in this commitment.

Specifically we commit to the following:

 To strengthen the ties between the developed countries and the poorer countries and to work collaboratively
across geographical, cultural, religious, and political borders to alleviate the impacts of climate change;
 To urge all relevant parties to take immediate action to reduce greenhouse gases as rapidly as possible in
order to minimize the impact of climate change;
 To make the issues of climate change and climate justice a top priority, not only during this crucial window
of opportunity, but also over the coming decades when we will have to confront the increasing impacts of
climate change;
 To take a systems approach in dealing with the many-faceted issues connected to and exacerbated by the
climate crisis, including issues concerning public health, the alleviation of poverty, food security, social
and material equity, and much more;
 To develop communication, diplomatic and intercultural sensitivity skills in order to help all human beings
achieve a better understanding of the risks and uncertainties associated with global climate change, as well
as potential options for addressing and managing the risks;
 To leverage our collective abilities and advantages, taking practical action using the tools and knowledge
currently available, while continuing to explore and refine related philosophical and theoretical
foundations;
 To foster the idea of world citizenship, with its accompanying privileges and benefits, rights, and
responsibilities;
 To raise awareness about the socio-cultural dimensions of climate change and climate justice by reaching
across geographical, cultural, religious, and political borders in an effort to build enduring bridges among
global stakeholders who will be most impacted by climate change;
 To forge a common vision and action plan for moving forward in addressing these issues, whether
individually, socially, politically or economically, by adopting a transdisciplinary, multi-track, multi-level
approach that involves and empowers global stakeholders;
 To seek out and promote specific rationales, actions, and policies aimed at mitigating the intensity of future
climate change and reducing its adverse impacts on vulnerable socioeconomic and ecological systems, at all
levels ranging from the global to the local;
 To mobilize our combined resources, knowledge, and wisdom to deal with the many-faceted aspects of the
climate crisis; to bring these aspects to the attention of our communities, leaders, decision makers,
scientists, and youth, for this generation as well as for future generations; to call public attention to the
many aspects of the climate crisis and stimulate public debate and discussion about key issues, and engage
the public in determining and implementing climate solutions; to call for the commitment of societal and
economic resources to meet the needs of the climate crisis; and

Initial draft: Mary C. Leyser, Mary Lou Finley, Wendy Lynne Lee, Mohan Munasinghe, W. Malcolm Byrnes, Frederic L. Bender.
Final compilation based on Forum feedback. Special thanks to Denis Aheto, Don Brown, Jacqueline Ceccon, Caroline Graham, Paul Lussier, David Sabin, and Ashwani Vasishth.
  To focus on not only minimizing the negative aspects of social injustice, but also promoting and acting on
the positive elements of sustainable socio-cultural, environmental, and economic practices, to share our
vision of a new world in which global citizens will work together to combat the clear evidence of growing
unsustainability at all levels, including poverty, social inequity and environmental degradation, and to
demonstrate that our combined wisdom and effort can have lasting positive effects towards fostering a
more sustainable future on our increasingly interdependent planet.

With the above in mind, we call upon leaders in each of the following areas to take action to the fullest extent of their
abilities and in all possible capacities.

 To Local and National Governmental Leaders & Policy-Makers

 To the United Nations
 To NGOs, Grassroots Activists & Professional Advocates
 To the Research, Training & Education Sectors
 To Religious Leaders & Communities
 To the Business, Industrial, Financial & Private Enterprise Sectors
 To the Media, Entertainment & Communication Sectors
 To all Concerned Citizens

To Local and National Governmental Leaders & Policy-Makers

Given that the most devastating social, economic, and environmental consequences will fall on the poorest countries
who have not only contributed least to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, but whose economic fortunes are significantly
impacted by Western development and values, Western nations have a moral and ethical obligation to take the lead in
developing a comprehensive and systematic plan of action for GHG reduction. Moreover, because Western industrial-
ization is itself responsible for the lion’s share of GHG production, nations benefiting from this industry bear greater
responsibility than nations that do not.

We call upon all political leaders and policy-makers:

 To take a long-term, cross-border perspective that aims to see beyond immediate, parochial problems and
the next electoral cycle, and shows a willingness to cross party lines to craft joint action on the basis of the
shared conviction that these supranational challenges demand both intra- and international cooperation at a
level never before achieved;
 To campaign for safe, peaceful, sustainable, and economically viable geographical spaces in which the
basic essentials of food and water, clothing, shelter, and health care are made available equitably;
 To advocate for human, civil, social, political and economic rights consistent with the UN Charter,
recognizing that basic human needs must be met if we are to effectively address global climate issues;
 To collaborate with the UN and other transnational and national institutions and networks both in
complying with existing international environmental and social protocols and conventions, and in actively
monitoring member compliance of the same;
 To make the strongest possible commitment to stabilizing greenhouse gases at the critical levels identified
by ongoing scientific research;
 To listen to the concerns of those most vulnerable to and affected by climate change, and to incorporate
these concerns in the decision-making process while simultaneously ensuring that equal access to and
participation in these platforms both exists and takes place;
 To incorporate ethical principles as well as social and environmental justice components in deliberations
in all democratic decision- and policy-making fora;
 To take a four-prong approach of prevention, mitigation, ecological restoration, and adaptation, each
where applicable, in planning and action programs;
 To address underlying economic and social issues, including fully implementing the 1948 Universal
Declaration of Human Rights, with special focus on minority and gender rights and social equity issues,
particularly in education, labor, empowerment, and access to resources;
  To immediately begin work on alternative, sustainable energy policies, making use of existing technol-
ogies while continuing to research and explore new possibilities;
 To develop a crash program to accelerate the development of renewable and advanced energy technologies
and to shift to these technologies as rapidly as possible, offering government incentives to promote this
process as needed;
 To halt energy subsidies associated with fossil fuels, and ensure that the hidden, additional environmental
costs associated with their use are fully accounted for in energy decision-making, thereby promoting the
development and adoption of less carbon-intensive energy sources;
 To develop, approve and enforce new regulations requiring serious energy conservation for automobiles
and households and industrial uses of electricity;
 To work with environmental and social justice civil society organizations (CSOs) to protect natural
resources and diverse ecosystems, from wetlands to rainforests, from oceans to deserts, protecting these
systems from further over-exploitation and unsustainable use;
 To cooperate with businesses, CSOs and government agencies in exploring the economic aspects of
climate issues, recognizing the greater cost of maintaining the status quo and identifying the positive
economic outcomes of proactive approaches, as well as considering alternative sustainable approaches
to current systems and structures;
 To ensure that each community and nation is free to choose its own approach to these issues within a
sustainable development framework that balances social, environmental and economic concerns, relying
more on local solutions, consulting local experts, and involving sustainable local resources, rather than
using an outward-looking approach; and
 To provide publicly supported education systems with the resources necessary to incorporate the above
principles.

To the United Nations

We call upon the UN:

 To strengthen partnerships with national governments and CSOs;

 To expand and empower structures for monitoring compliance with international environmental and social
protocols and conventions through treaty bodies, as well as non-conventional mechanisms such as Special
Rapporteurs;
 To accelerate structural and procedural reforms in order to regain the trust and confidence of those parties
that the UN wishes to engage and influence in this intergovernmental forum;
 To empower CSOs, as the representatives particularly of underrepresented global constituencies, through
the guarantee of broader access to and expanded rights and opportunities for involvement at global
platforms, including the Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the UN (CONGO); and
 To guide and assist national governments in providing safe, peaceful, sustainable, and economically viable
venues in which citizens may cooperate in addressing climate change challenges.

To NGOs, Grassroots Activists & Professional Advocates

In our efforts to change attitudes, policies, and institutions as we educate, advocate and operate, we call upon our
global civil society at all levels:

 To recognize the significant expansion of CSOs’ status during the last decades and the responsibilities
that accompany this expanded role;
 To look beyond organizational and political obstacles to our forging better and more synergistic
interconnections, and to actively cultivate and exploit these synergies, building coalitions and taking joint
action for the good of all concerned;
 To actively incorporate a diversity of views in our work, tapping into our experience and wisdom as we
overcome falsely propagated geographical and social divisions;
 To help raise the voices and concerns of the underrepresented and marginalized peoples most negatively
affected by governmental and industrial decision-making in order to concretely incorporate these concerns
in future decision-making;
  To focus our creative energies and convictions in order to identify key areas and effectively achieve and
implement shared objectives by forming and/or joining local, national and international coalitions and
alliances;
 To use the materials developed by the educational/training sector, as well as those developed within our
own sector, to educate policy-makers, citizens, and students at all levels, and to use our networks and
contacts to promote and share these materials;
 To empower our constituencies, through education and training, to explore alternative livelihood
possibilities, particularly in areas in which traditional livelihoods are based on unsustainable practices and
resources that may soon no longer be available;
 To actively reach out to those in positions of influence, whether religious, political, or communal, to make
the voices of environmental responsibility heard, to be willing to take risks and criticism while doing so,
and to promote participatory, grassroots democracy as key to progress in all areas;
 To decrease duplication of effort, and, where overlap is identified, to seek joint cooperation with religious,
community, and development groups in order to most effectively use resources, whether human, material,
or financial; to use communicative technology like the Internet more effectively in these united efforts;
 To develop our leadership, managerial, organizational, communication, operational and relationship-
building skills in order to put our resources to the most effective use;
 To increase our sectoral and organizational professionalism, accountability and transparency to earn the
trust of those a) we hope to reach and b) from whom we seek support;
 To leverage the catalyzing potential of new media in order to widen our reach and potential impact in
addition to the tools already at our disposal;
 To develop a sectoral support system to maintain our “production capacity”: methods and approaches to
training, evaluation, and empowerment, including an emotional/social component, in order to prevent
burnout and issue exhaustion and to maintain enthusiasm and motivation;
 To identify and incorporate, where possible, logical, rational bases for our efforts, in order to widen our
reach and overcome the stereotype that only extremists and nonconformists take part in environmentally
motivated endeavors;
 To strengthen partnerships with the UN and national governments while actively monitoring compliance
with international environmental protocols and conventions; and
 To establish and empower witnessing systems to raise our voices if/when deviation from or abuse of these
conventions occurs.

To the Research, Training & Education Sectors

We call upon scholars, professors, teachers and trainers:

 To use their positions wisely, with particular attention to those junctures at which environmental issues
intersect with other aspects of their professional concerns in the interest of reaching both within and
beyond their circles of influence;
 To look beyond personal issues of competition for funding, tenure, and personal prestige in addressing
these urgent issues;
 To acknowledge disciplinary and philosophical differences while working at a higher, more foresightful
and cooperative level; where necessary, to adopt a two-prong approach in looking at what must be done
now, and what can be done in the future;
 To develop a common language to be used in cross-disciplinary and intercultural efforts, as well as in
outreach to policy makers and the general public;
 To undertake research on the apathy, pessimism and seeming paralysis that often accompanies discussion
on these issues, identifying underlying sources as well as methods and approaches to offset and overcome
this condition;
 To develop educational curricula and materials with an environmental education component in mind,
seeking to identify creative ways to capture the minds and imaginations of students of all ages and
interests;
 To develop open-access materials that can be tailored to multiple audiences and to make those materials
available to both academy and community in the form of publications, models, lectures, seminars,
workshops, and so on;
  To actively reach across international and disciplinary borders in researching and addressing trans-
disciplinary issues, as well as suggesting policy and identifying implications of the same;
 To call on academic and research institutions to develop students’ skills in and knowledge of the value
and necessity of transdisciplinary approaches, cultivating a holistic mindset in future academic circles;
 To train teachers on these principles, who in turn may train their students, cultivating a culturally sensitive,
open-minded and caring generation, aware of and responsible to their societies and to the planet;
 To take a two-prong approach in their efforts by incorporating both theoretical and practical aspects in
a transdisciplinary, cooperative framework; when focusing on specifics, to always bear in mind these
interconnections;
 To take part in international initiatives on related topics both theoretical and practical; and
 To work to develop diverse leadership in the field among students and faculty alike.

To Religious Leaders and Communities

We call upon religious leaders and communities:

 To use their highly influential positions responsibly, with great awareness of their potential to reach those
within their faiths around the world;
 To cultivate the “caretaker” principle recognized by religious leaders as a spiritual imperative;
 To look beyond doctrinal, philosophical and political differences in seeking to address these global threats,
reaching across religious and social boundaries to build coalitions based on shared values, such as seen in
the historically momentous “Joint Declaration on the Environment” by Pope John Paul II and Orthodox
Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople;
 To teach these principles to their congregations, cultivating culturally sensitive, caring communities of
open-minded individuals, aware of their place in and responsibility for the planet and to society at large;
 To incorporate the principle of the oneness of humanity and its implications in their teachings; and
 To join interfaith and ecumenical groups in joint educational, development, mediation and action-oriented
initiatives on climate justice issues.

To the Business, Industrial, Financial & Private Enterprise Sectors

Recognizing how deeply embedded and integrated these sectors are in our economic structures, we call upon leaders,
managers, and individual entrepreneurs at all levels:

 To use their positions and resources to educate and influence those they interact with locally, nationally
and internationally;
 To partner with national and community organizations as well as governments in implementing the
development of sustainable communities around the world;
 To study, develop and implement sustainable and socially and environmentally responsible business
models; to consider alternative sustainable approaches to current business, financial, and economic
systems and structures;
 To adopt a triple bottom line reporting structure, looking beyond profit margins and quarterly dividends
to the full potential and impact of their operations;
 To take corporate social responsibility seriously by looking to successful models of corporations who
have incorporated this element into their manufacturing and service, taking socially conscious stands
and getting involved in local communities to help address underlying social issues that may be blocking
progressing on climate issues;
 To commit to supporting those actively working on these issues – and follow through;
 To cooperate with governments and civil society in exploring the economic aspects of climate issues,
recognizing the far greater cost of maintaining the status quo and identifying the positive economic
outcomes of proactive approaches; and
 To be leaders of tomorrow by setting an example for others in their sector to follow.
 To the Media, Entertainment & Communication Sectors

We call upon players in the entertainment and mass media sectors:

 To look beyond economic and competitive personal and industrial concerns;

 To utilize their considerable influence to bring attention to global climate change and its related social
justice issues;
 To use their highly influential positions responsibly, with great sensitivity to and awareness of their ability
to reach individuals around the world;
 To inform the public about these issues in ways that neither sensationalize nor underestimate the urgency
of action, the necessity of change, and the possibilities of a new-and-improved sustainable world;
 To engage the public in widespread educational campaigns to encourage personal and household changes
as well as changes within the industry;
 To make available open-access, equal-time platforms to increase public awareness and dialogue on these
issues, via print, radio, Internet, television, digital and other formats;
 To develop educational materials and tools for use on these same platforms (DVDs, films, videos, radio
programs, books, journals, study guides, and so on);
 To identify and make use of new channels to reach previously inaccessible audiences with up-to-date,
scientifically accurate, socially responsible, and economically viable findings related to these topics; and
 To provide both technological know-how and resources to facilitate communication about and action on
these issues, especially in those areas in which lack of modern technologies most greatly hamper related
efforts.

To All Concerned Citizens

Citizens of those nations most responsible for generating greenhouse gases have a particular moral obligation to
change their practices, especially as the damage is most likely to fall most heavily on the poorer countries of the
world who have done little to contribute to the problem. We call upon all concerned citizens:

 To inform ourselves about these issues in order to ensure the most accurate possible understanding of what
impact is implied for each of us, for our families, for our communities and nations;
 To cultivate our critical thinking skills and learn about the scientific research and publication processes in
order to effectively evaluate the viewpoints voiced by all camps;
 To educate ourselves about the interdependent and profoundly fragile web of life, our place in it and our
responsibility to it, as well as to current and future generations;
 To examine our personal sets of beliefs, attitudes, and convictions in relation to our natural world to
determine if our priorities and perspectives are accurate, and to adjust – even jettison – them if necessary;
 To look at our individual social and economic positions to determine how and where we can have the most
positive impact and then to take action;
 To calculate our personal carbon footprints and reduce them where possible and offset them where
necessary;
 To share our new knowledge with those in our communities via discussion groups, and by engaging
political, business and community leaders in public dialogues;
 To hold our elected representative and political leaders accountable for their mandated responsibilities as
leaders of our societies, and to let them know how we intend to do so;
 To cultivate a “think global, act local” mindset by actively engaging in cross-cultural exchanges;
 To exercise our right to vote, at the ballot booth as well as with our bank accounts, in terms of what we
buy, where we buy it, which investments we make, and which causes and industries we support;
 To encourage further political participation, by writing local and national politicians, by encouraging
involvement by educated voters and those willing to enter the public arena, by identifying local
politicians’ stand on these issues and educating local voters accordingly;
 To get involved with local grassroots organizations, from environmental groups to political parties, from
religious and philosophical organizations to educational initiatives (those who cannot become actively
involved can provide financial and other resources);
  As parents, to teach these principles to our children in order to cultivate a culturally sensitive, open-
minded and caring generation aware of their place in and responsibility to society and their home, Planet
Earth; and
 To recognize that these changes will carry a price tag and be willing to pitch in on the costs (such as
increased taxes for education, energy, and social programs), recognizing that just as each person will
benefit, so too must each person contribute.

We leave this Forum with the belief that we have laid a preliminary foundation for our future joint endeavors, and with a
renewed sense of urgency and commitment to action on our common objectives based on shared values and mutual goals.
We have gained a refreshed recognition that we can make a difference, if we begin now, and if we work together.

As participants in the EcoRes Forum, we commit to sharing this vision with all those within our circles of influence and
by incorporating these principles in our personal lives. We invite those who share our vision to join us.

Are you waking up?

Endorse the Call: Visit www.eco-res.org/call_signature.html
All interested parties are invited to endorse the Call and join the Forum. By becoming an EcoRes Endorser you will find
yourself among a special group of like-minded, socially concerned and action-oriented global citizens.

What does endorsing the Call mean?

It means that you agree with and personally commit to the following:

We, an international group of academics and activists, scientists and social justice advocates, government and
community leaders, professionals and concerned citizens, hereby commit ourselves to the development and imple-
mentation of a climate justice agenda for the 21st century, and we call upon the world's citizens and leaders to join
with us in this commitment to take action to the fullest extent of our abilities and in all possible capacities.

I've endorsed the Call. Now what?

As an EcoRes Endorser, we ask you to select one action area from the Call that best represents your present field of
influence, in which you will actively promote the Call and its underlying principles. In addition, we ask you to join the
Forum's activities whenever possible, and to strive to apply these principles in your personal life and professional
endeavors.

Thank you for joining us, and welcome to the Forum! We appreciate your support and the opportunity to share this
global initiative with you.

Your EcoRes Forum Team

 Featured Panelists
& Session Leaders
William Aal (SL-2008) John P. Allen, FLS (P-2007)
Principal Associate, Tools for Change Chairman, Global Ecotechnics Corp.; Co-
and the Community Alliance for founder of Biosphere 2; former EC/Director,
Global Justice, Seattle, WA, USA Biospheric Research Development, USA

Maria Adebowale (SL-2008) Julian Agyeman, Ph.D. FRSA (P-2008)

Director, Capacity Global, London, Associate Professor & Chair, Dept of Urban
UK and Environmental Policy and Planning,
Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA

Gotelind Alber (P-2008) Frederic L. Bender, Ph.D. (P-2007)

Consultant and researcher, gendercc - Professor, University of Colorado,
women for climate justice, Berlin, Department of Philosophy, Colorado
Germany Springs, CO, USA

Clemente G. Bautista Jr. (P-2008) Jeremy Bendik-Keymer, Ph.D. (SL-2008)

Kalikasan - People's Network for the Professor, American University of Sharjah,
Environment (Kalikasan-PNE), Sharjah, UAE, and LeMoyne College,
Quezon City, Philippines Syracuse, New York, NY, USA

Patrick Bond, Ph.D. (P-2008) Donald A. Brown, Esq. (P-2007)

Professor & Director, Centre for Civil Project Coordinator, Collaborative Program
Society, School of Development on the Ethical Dimensions of Climate
Studies, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Change, Rock Ethics Institute, Penn State
Durban, South Africa University; Harrisburg, PA, USA

Robert D. Bullard, Ph.D. (P-2008) W. Malcolm Byrnes, Ph.D. (P-2007)

Director, Environmental Justice Professor, Dept of Biochemistry and
Resource Center, Clark Atlanta Molecular Biology, Howard University
University, Atlanta, GA, USA College of Medicine, Washington, DC, USA

John Cairns, Jr., Ph.D. (P-2007) Michael K. Dorsey, Ph.D. (P-2008)

Professor Emeritus, Dept of Biological Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies,
Sciences, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA
VA, USA

Mary Lou Finley, Ph.D. (P-2007) Lev Fishelson (P-2007)

Professor, Antioch University, Seattle, Professor Emeritus, Department of Zoology,
WA, USA Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel

Michael Frome, Ph.D. (P-2007) Roger S. Gottlieb, Ph.D. (P-2008)

Author, educator & conservationist, Professor, Dept of Humanities, Worcester
Port Washington, WI, USA Polytechnic, Worcester, MA, USA
Dr. Lori Gruen (P-2008) Dr. Minu Hemmati (P-2008)
Associate Professor of Philosophy; gendercc- women for climate justice, LIFE
Chair, Feminist, Gender and Sexuality e.V., Berlin, Germany
Studies; Director, Ethics in Society
Project; Wesleyan University,
Middletown, CT, USA

Nazmul Huq, MPA (SL-2008) Wendy Lynne Lee, Ph.D.

Unnayan Onneshan, Dhaka, (P-2007, CoFacilitator-2008)
Bangladesh Professor, Dept of Philosophy, University
of Pennsylvania, Bloomsburg, PA, USA

John Lemons, Ph.D. (P-2007) Joan Mencher, Ph.D. (SL-2008)

Professor, Biology and Environmental Cultural Anthropologist, Emerita Professor
Science, Department of Environmental of Anthropology, Lehman College of
Studies, University of New England, CUNY/CUNY Graduate Center; The Second
Biddeford, ME, USA Chance Foundation, New York, NY, USA

Mr. Wally Menne (P-2008) Ted Mosquin, Ph.D. (P-2007)

Chairperson, Timberwatch Coalition, Co-author, A Manifesto for Earth; Senior
Mayville, South Africa author, Canada's Biodiversity 1995;
Anthology of Ecospheric Earth-Ethics;
Lanark, Ontario, Canada

Prof. Mohan Munasinghe (P-2007) Dr. Chukwumerije Okereke (P-2008)

Chair, Munasinghe Institute for
Development, Sri Lanka; Vice Chair,
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change; Honorary Senior Advisor,
Government of Sri Lanka, Colombo
Senior Research Associate, Tyndall Center
HQ, Zuckerman Institute for Connective
Environmental Research, School of Environ-
mental Sciences, University of East Anglia,
Norwich, UK

Olga Osadchuk (SL-2008) Andrew C. Revkin (P-2007)

Chair, EEIU Sevastopol Green Planet Environment Reporter, The New York
Task Force, Sevastopol, Russia Times, New York, NY, USA
(Credit: Yoni Brook/
The New York Times)

Ulrike Roehr (P-2008) David I. Rome (P-2007)

gendercc - women for climate justice, Managing Director, Program Initiatives
LIFE e.V., Berlin, Germany Garrison Institute, Garrison, NY, USA

Asutosh Satpathy, PhD (SL-2008) Steve Sawyer (P-2008)

President, Resource Development Secretary General, Global Wind Energy
Centre, New Delhi, India Council, Brussels, Belgium

Allen Thompson, Ph.D. (SL-2008) Karen J. Warren, Ph.D. (P-2007)

Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Professor, Philosophy Department,
Clemson University, Clemson, SC, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN, USA
USA
 EcoRes Forum Participants
ALBANIA (ALB)
Dr. Merita Dollma, Researcher,
Geographic Studies Centre,
Academy of Sciences, Tirana
Ms. Lavdosh Ferruni, Agricultural
economist, Tirana
Dr. Haki Kola, National
Association of Communal Forest,
Tirana
ARGENTINA (ARG)
Mr. Lucas Di Pietro Paolo,
Ministry of Health, Buenos Aires,
Buenos Aires
Dr. Daniel Gonzalez, Foundation
"NA-CUL" (NAture & CULture),
Ramos Mejia, Buenos Aires
Ms. Victoria Marini, Engineer,
Dept Head, Clean Development
Strategy Dept, Science and
Technology Division, Universidad
de La Punta, Ciudad de la Punta,
Provincia d San Luis
Dr. Pablo Rodriguez, CONICET /
Universidad Nacional de San Juan,
Rivadavia, San Juan
Prof. Juan Serra Lahunsembarne,
Sociologist, Universidad Nacional
de Tres de Febrero, Autònoma de
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires
ARMENIA (ARM)
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coordinator, FPWC, Yerevan
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Dr. Uma Acharya, Research
fellow, University of Melbourne,
Melbourne, Victoria
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Wagga Wagga, NSW
Dr. Leila Alem, Commonwealth
Scientific and Industrial Research
Organisation (CSIRO), Sydney
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Canberra, ACT
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Student of history, ASBURY 101,
City of Joondalup, Ballajura,
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Office, Brisbane, QLD
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Sydney Regional Organisation of
Councils, Blacktown, NSW
Dr. Janis Birkeland, Professor of
Architecture, School of Design,
Queensland University of
Technology, Brisbane, QLD
Ms. Wendy Bradshaw,
Biodiversity Implementation
Officer, Greening Australia (WA),
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Mr. Miguel Brandao, Researcher,
University/Melbourne, Melbourne
Mr. Alvin Bubendorfer,
HORIZONT3000, St. Johann/PG
Prof. Jason Byrne, Griffith
University, Gold Coast, QLD
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(Environmental Forensics), Edith
Cowan University, Western
Australia
Mr. Kerry Cochrane, Academic,
Orange, NSW
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Ngunnawal, ACT
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Professor, Monash University,
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Left Weekly, Blackheath, NSW
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Federation, Ipswich, QLD
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Brisbane, QLD
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of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC
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University of Sydney, Granville,
NSW
Ms. Chantelle Gibellini, Student,
Cannington, Western Australia
Ms. Caroline Graham, Retired
politics lecturer, Douglas Park,
NSW
Dr. Huade Guan, Lecturer,
Flinders University of South
Australia, Adelaide
Ms. Nardia Haigh, Professor, The
University of Queensland, QLD
Prof. Elery Hamilton-Smith,
Charles Sturt University, World
Commission on Protected Areas,
Carlton South, Victoria
Mr. Geoffrey Haselhurst, Natural
philosopher (metaphysics,
theoretical physics, evolution)
Mr. Vince Heffernan, Biogynamic
farmer, Student, University of
Sydney, Dalton, NSW
Ms. Shannon Hepperlin, CSR
Officer, Wesley Mission, Sydney,
NSW
Mr. Jeremy Hill, Lawson, NSW
Mr. Erland Howden, Nature
Conservation Council of NSW,
Sydney, NSW
Ms. Belinda James, Masters
Student in Environment, Monash
University, Melbourne
Miss Sara Jellie, Pricewaterhouse-
Coopers Legal, Sydney, NSW
Mr. Brad Jessup, Australian
National University, College of
Law, Canberra, Capital Territory
Dr. Glenys Livingstone, Cultural
Development and Ritual
Facilitator, Springwood, NSW
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Caulfield South, Victoria
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Local Government, Heathridge
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University/Technology, Perth, WA
Mr. Will Mooney, Tourism
worker, Forest campaigner,
Huonville, Tasmania
Dr. Melissa Nursey-Bray, Social
Science for Climate Change
Research Network (SSCCRN),
AMC, Launceston, Tasmania
Dr. Bob Pokrant, Curtin University
of Technology, Perth, WA
Dr. Chris Phillips, Retired builder,
Tanawha, QLD
Prof. Klaus Rohde, Professor,
zoology, University of New
England - Armidale, Zoology,
Armidale, NSW
Mr. David Sabin, Sea Dragon
Holdings PL, Karuah, NSW
Mr. Kim Satchell, Academic,
Teacher, Centre for Peace and
Social Justice, Woolgoolga, NSW
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University of Queensland, QLD
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Presentation Association,
Brisbane, Queensland
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Melbourne, Victoria
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Southern Queensland, QLD
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of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA
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University, Perth, WA
Mr. Tony Smith, Glen Forrest, WA
Prof. John Wiseman, Director,
McCaughey Centre, University of
Melbourne, Melbourne
Dr. Fiona Young, Dept of Medical
Biotechnology Flinders University,
Adelaide, South Australia
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Mr. Neil Bird, Researcher,
Joanneum Research, Institute of
Energy Research, Graz
Mr. Sebastian Helgenberger, PhD
Candidate, BOKU University of
Natural Resources and Applied
Life Sciences, Vienna
Mr. Mahesh Khadka, Student,
Vienna
Mr. Sabin Potinteu, Student,
Klagenfurt, Kaernten
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Mr. Azad Aliyev, Chairman,
Association of Socio-Economic
Research, Baku
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Ms. Christine Fouarge, Policy
officer, Africa-Faith and Justice
Network, Bruxelles
Ms. K. Mileva, Lawyer, European
Commission, Climate Change
Directorate, Brussels
Mr. Steve Sawyer, Secretary
general, Global Wind Energy
Council, Brussels
Ms. Olof Soebech, Masters
student, human ecology, VUB
Brussels, Brussels
Mr. Greg Wallenborn, Researcher,
Université Libre de Bruxelles,
Brussels
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Ms. Krystel Dossou, Ing.,
Programme Coordinator, OFEDI
(NGO), Cotonou
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Mr. Ibarant Momo, Project
manager, Association Burkinabé
pour la Survie de l'Enfance
(ABSE), Ouagadougou
Dr. Denis Ouedraogo, Lecturer,
Universite Polytechnique de Bobo-
Dioulasso, Bobo-Dioulasso, Houet
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Mr. Nazmul Huq, Unnayan
Onneshan, Dhaka
Mr. Abul Kashem Sheikh,
Chairman, Kathak Academy
Bangladesh (KAB), Dhaka
Mr. Montosh Kuma Das,
PROSHIKA, Dhaka
Mr. Abedin Md. Zahidul, Nestor
Consulting Ltd., Uttara, Dhaka
Mr. Youssoufa Mohamadou,
Student, Islamic University of
Technology, Gazipur, Dhaka
Ms. Barrister Rizwana Yusuf,
Director, Administration and
Research, Institute of Hazrat
Mohammad (SAW), Dhaka
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Mr. Andre Cartwright, Freeport,
GBI
BOLIVIA (BOL)
Dr. Teresa Flores-Bedregal,
Environmental analyst,
PRODENA, La Paz
Dr. Emilio Garcia, Environ-
mentalist, National Programme on
Climate Change, La Paz
Mr. Javier Gonzales Iwanciw,
Researcher, Nur University, La
Paz
Ms. Alejandra Sainz, Lawyer,
Santa Cruz de a Sierra, Santa Cruz
BRAZIL (BRA)
Mr. Helcio Blum, Doctoral
candidate, Energy Planning
Program, COPPE/UFRJ, Rio de
Janeiro, RJ
Mr. Carlos E. L. Brandão,
Researcher, International
Virtual Institute of Global
Change-COPPE/UFRJ Cidade
Universitária, Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Ms. Lia Diskin, Founder,
Associação Palas Athena, Sao
Paulo, Sao Paulo
Ms. Catherine A. Gucciardi
Garcez, Center for Sustainable
Development, University of
Brasilia, Brasilia, DF
Dr. Thais Losso, Lawyer, Curitiba,
Paran
Mr. Paulo Bento Maffei de Souza,
Sustainability strategist, Bio
Alcohol Fuel Foundation, Sao
Paulo, SP
Ms. Bruno Martinelli, Technical
coordinator, FSC Brasil, Brasilia,
Centro-Oeste
Dr. Sérgio Mattos - Fonseca,
Professor, Niterói, Rio de Janeiro
Dr. Maria Silvia Muylaert de
Araujo, Collaborator, Teacher,
Energy Planning Program Federal
University of Rio de Janeiro
Cidade Universitária, Rio de
Janeiro, RJ
Mr. Alvaro Pureza, Sustainability
coordinator, Promon, Cotia, Sao
Paulo
Mr. Altino Silva, Lawyer, Vitória,
ES
BHUTAN (BTN)
Mr. Purna Chhetri, Researcher,
Mongar, Eastern
CANADA (CAN)
Mr. Aiden Abram, Consultant,
2degreesC, Guelph, ON
Mr. Simon Appolloni, Director
of Education, Development and
Peace, DEVP, Inglewood, Ontario
Mr. Mike Archibald, Waterloo,
ON
Dr. Andrew Baldwin, Queen's
University, Kingston, Ontario
Ms. Elizabeth Ballantyne, Bowen
Island, BC
Dr. Christofer Balram, Fredericton,
New Brunswick
Ms. Julie Barker, Retired teacher,
Midland, ON
Mr. Saikat Basu, PhD candidate,
Dept of Biological Sciences,
University of Lethbridge, Canada,
Lethbridge, Abuja
Ms. Bethany Beale, Policy
Analyst, Calgary, Alberta
Dr. Desmond Berghofer, Institute
for Ethical Leadership, Vancouver
Dr. Vijaykumar Bhosekar,
Consultant, India Agribusiness
Consultancy, Mississauga, ON
Mr. Pierre Boileau, Manager,
Climate Change, Canadian
Standards Association, Ottawa,
ON
Ms. Susan Boles, Master's
Candidate, Carleton University,
Victoria, BC
Mr. Francois Boutin, Advisor,
interparliamentary and
international relations, Quebec
National Assembly, Quebec City
Ms. Anne Champagne, Green
Words (project support for
ENGOs), New Denver, BC
Mr. Don Chisholm, Researcher,
Gaia Preservation Coalition,
Picton, ON
Ms. Rhian Christie, Dept of Indian
Affairs and Northern Develop-
ment, Canada, Yellowknife,
Northwest Territory
Mr. William Cosgrove, Civil
servant, Bureau d'audiences
publiques sur l'environnement
(Québec), Québec
Ms. Brooke Cromar, Research
Associate, Arctic Net, Hudson,
Quebec
Dr. Ann Dale, Professor, Canada
Research Chair in Sustainable
Community Development, Royal
Roads University, Victoria, BC
Dr. Axel Dorscht, Institute for
Human Conceptual and Mental
Development, Ottawa, ON
Ms. Ruth Edwards, Climate Action
Network Canada-Réseau action
climat Canada, Ottawa, ON
Dr. Susan Elliott, Professor,
environmental health, McMaster
University, Hamilton, ON
Ms. Teresa Ellis, Graduate
Student, Ottawa, ON
Ms. Jimena Eyzaguirre, Natural
resource management, Natural
Resources Canada, Ottawa, ON
Dr. Christopher Fletcher,
University of Alberta, Dept of
Anthropology, Edmonton, AB
Ms. Miku Gleason, Simon Fraser
University School of Resource
and Environmental Management,
Burnaby, BC
Mr. Ross Gordon, Anthropology
undergrad with ecology focus,
University of Alberta, Edmonton,
Alberta
Dr. John Robert Groves, Clinical
psychologist, Ottawa, ON
Dr. Lorelei Hanson, Athabasca
University, Athabasca
Mr. Kwesi Indome, Student,
Ottawa, ON
Ms. Noorjehan Johnson, PhD
student, McGill University,
Montreal, Quebec
Ms. Ninoosh Khosravinejad,
Simon Fraser University,
Richmond, BC
Mr. François Laflamme, Student,
MA, Carleton University
Ms. Laura Lapp, NRCan,
Victoria, BC
Dr. Alexander Lautensach,
University of Northern British
Columbia Ecosystem Science
and Management Program, Prince
George, BC
Dr. Christopher Ling, Academic,
Victoria, BC
Father Stanley MacDonald,
Catholic Priest, Margaree Hbr, NS
Ms. Caitlin MacLeod, McGill
University, Montreal, Quebec
Dr. Ishara Mahat, Post Doctoral
Fellow, Dept of Geography,
University of Western Ontario,
London, Ontario
Ms. Vicky McGrath, Town of
Markham, Markham, Ontario
Dr. David Millar, Retired
filmmaker, Prof, Union organizer,
Quaker Environmental Action
Network, Montreal, QC
Dr. Peter Miller, University of
Winnipeg Philosophy Dept,
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Dr. Ted Mosquin, Lanark, Ontario
Ms. Gail Moyle, Environment
Canada, Vancouver, BC
Mr. Lorne Nicklason, Mission, BC
Ms. Randeep Nota, Edmonton,
Alberta
Ms. Marcela Ochoa, Consultant,
Vancouver, BC
Mr. Liam O'Doherty, Student,
University of Toronto, Toronto,
Ontario
Mr. Kent Pearce, University of
Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Mr. Wilfred Pilgrim, Health /
Provincial Epidemiology Service,
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Prof. Stephanie Posthumus,
Professor, McMaster University,
Hamilton, ON
Mr. Marshall Postnikoff,
Environmental marketing,
Mississauga, ON
Mr. Tim Quick, Royal Roads
University, Victoria, BC
Ms. Parisa Rezaeisamoud, Master
student, Ottawa, ON
Dr. Julie Richter, Canadian Forest
Service, Ottawa, Ontario
Mr. Vincent Royer, Advisor,
International Affairs, Québec
City, Québec
Mr. Robert Schwarz, Language
teaching, Lethbridge, Alberta
Mr. Vere Scott, Biologist, retired,
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Ms. Lucy Segatti, Translator,
Oakville, ON
Dr. Alison Shaw, Professor,
University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, BC
Dr. Neeru Shrestha, Ottawa, ON
Ms. Holly Shrumm, Student,
Sarnia, Ontario
Mr. R. Forrest Smith, Consultant,
Victoria, BC
Ms. Dana Stefov, Policy officer,
Canadian Council for International
Cooperation, Ottawa, ON
Mr. Toby Stewart, Ottawa, Ontario
Ms. Sonia St-Onge, Student,
Carleton University, Ottawa, ON
Dr. Brent Tegler, Environmental
consultant, Campbellville, ON
Dr. Shirley Thompson, Professor,
Natural Resources Institute,
University of Manitoba,
Winnepeg, Manitoba
Ms. Tobey VanRoon, Green Party
of Canada Deep-Green Caucus,
Campbellford, ON
Mr. Alexandre Vigneault, PhD
student, Vancouver, BC
Mr. Vivek Voora, Project Officer,
International Institute for
Sustainable Development,
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Ms. Fiona Wagner, Freelance
writer, Researcher, Georgetown,
ON
Ms. Stephnie Watson, Student,
Lethbridge, Alberta
Mr. Romuald Wera, Geographer,
Gatineau, Québec
Mr. Jonas Weselake-George, Vol.,
Youth Environmental Network
Sierra Youth Coalition Métis
Nation of Ontario, Ottawa, ON
Mr. Hardy Wong, Environmental
protection management, EPM
International Inc., North York, ON
Dr. Ellen Woodley, Ecological
consultant, Fergus, ON
SWITZERLAND (CHE)
Dr. Promila Kapoor-Vijay,
Professor (hon), Institute of
Environmental Sciences, Zurich
University, Geneva
Dr. Jeffrey A. McNeely, Chief
scientist, IUCN, Gland, VD
Mr. Jacopo Pasotti, Journalist,
Basel
Dr. Anna Margrit Rickenbach,
Manager, Sandoz Maroc &
Zertificate EZA Nadel, ETH
ZH, Basel
Mr. Dominic Roser, Professor,
philosophy, University of Zurich,
Bern
Ms. Karen Sudmeier, PhD
candidate, University of
Lausanne, Lausanne
CHILE (CHL)
Prof. Sergio Peña Neira,
Universidad de Chile, Universidad
Arturo prat and Universidad del
Mar, Viña del Mar
Mr. Rodney Walker, Educator,
Pucon, IX Region
CAMEROON (CMR)
Nguekam Wambe Elie, Student,
Yaounde
Mr. Thomas Fondjo, IUCN,
Yaounde
Mr. Damian Mbarga, Government
Bilingual High School, Cameroon
Ozone Club, Yaounde
Mr. Ndemaloah Ndemaloah,
Journalist, Yaounde
Mr. Ndille Kogge Ndille, Youth
program officer, Researcher,
Green Cities International,
Yaounde
Mr. Elie Ngueka Wambé,
Specialist - Environment,
Consultant, Entrepreneur -
Rural, OPED, Yaounde
CONGO (COG)
Mr. Aime Mbuyi Kalombo,
Division Head, Ministry of
Environment, Climate Change
Division, DR Congo, Kinshasa
COLUMBIA (COL)
Mr. Nicolas Castaño, Biologist,
Fundacion BioDiversa Colombia,
Bogot, Cundinamarca
Ms. Sandra Garavito, Consultant,
Bogot, Cundinamarca
Mr. Mauricio Gonzalez Echeverri,
Environmental engineer, Research
analyst, Medillin, Antioquia
Dr. Andy Jarvis, Scientist, CIAT,
Cali, Valle del Cauca
Mr. Julia Cesar Mazenet Gonzalez,
Santa Marta, Magdalena
Mr. Diego Montenegro Lopez,
Universidad del Magdalena, Santa
Marta, Bogota, Cundinamarca
Ms. Maria Paula Navas, ISIACC,
Bogota
Ms. Martha Sarmiento, Business
administration, Bogota
COSTA RICA (CRI)
Dr. Melania Portilla, Interamerican
Institute for Cooperation on
Agriculture, Contiguo Clinica de
Salud Integral, Coronado, San Jose
Prof. Vicente Rappaccioli Navas,
Consultant, Professor, Harmonic
Alliance, San Jose, San Jose
Dr. Sergio Sepulveda, Natural
Resource Economics, San Jose
Ms. Tonieh Wiles, Student,
University of Peace, San Jose
CYPRUS (CYP)
Mr. Pierantonios Papazoglou,
Environment officer, Research Ctr,
Intercollege Cyprus, Nicosia
GERMANY (DEU)
Mr. Rainer Agster, Consultant,
Munich
Ms. Gotelind Alber, Consultant
and researcher, gendercc, Berlin
Ms. Sandra Antelmann, Student,
University of Hamburg, Hamburg
Mr. Teku Humphred Awa, TU-
Dresden, Dresden, Saxony
Mr. Jean-Marcial Bell, PhD
student, University Goettingen,
Goettingen, Niedersachsen
Mr. Netra Bhandari, Research
Associate, Dept of Rural
Communication and Extension
University of Hohenheim,
Stuttgart, Baden Wurttemburg
Mr. Bernd Brouns, DIE LINKE.
im Bundestag / German
Parliament, Berlin
Mr. Alessio Fangano, PhD
Student, Bonn Universitaet, Bonn
Mr. Lars Friberg, Research Fellow,
Potsdam University, Berlin
Dr. Ingo Gentes, Research fellow,
Humboldt-University, Berlin
Dr. Ingrid Hartmann, Ethiopian
Cultural Heritage Project,
Humboldt-University, Berlin
Dr. Minu Hemmati, gendercc,
Berlin, Berlin/Brandenburg
Mr. D. Yaw Manful, Research
assistant, ILPOE - Universitaet
Stuttgart, Stuttgart, BW
Ms. Paula O'Malley, Transparency
International, Berlin
Mr. Dietram Oppel, CDM,
Hannover, Niedersachsen
Dr. Hermann Ott, Head, Berlin
Office, Wuppertal Institute for
Climate, Environment and
Energy, Berlin
Mr. Irendra Radjawali, Center for
Tropical Marine Ecology, Bremen
Dr. Ulrike Roehr, gendercc -
women for climate justice, Berlin
Ms. Julia Schluens, Wuppertal
Institute for Climate, Environment
and Energy, Berlin
Mr. Birthe Schoesser, Researcher,
Leibniz-Centre for Agricultural
Research, Leibniz
Ms. Daniela Tarizzo, UNFCCC,
Bonn, NRW
Ms. Barbara Taubert, MSc
Forestry, Tharandt, Saxony
Mr. Glen Tyler, Environmentalist,
Berlin, Berlin/Brandenburg
Dr. Martin Voss, Disaster
Research Unit University of
Kiel, Germany, Kiel
Ms. Jerylee Wilkes, Student,
Freiburg
Dr. Marianne Zandersen,
Consultant, Econ, Hamburg
DENMARK (DNK)
Mr. Kaj Dorstenia, University
of Copenhagen, Copenhagen,
Frederiksberg
Dr. Lars Linnemann,
Environmental programme
coordinator, Holmegaard
Dr. Gabor Lovei, University
of Aarhus, Flakkebjerg Research
Center, Slagelse
ALGERIA (DZA)
Mr. Adel Gana, Free General
Student's Union, Algerian
University, Algiers, Algiers
EGYPT (EGY)
Dr. Ayman Batisha, Dept head,
Environmental Awareness &
Training Dept, Environment
and Climate Research Institute,
National Water Research
Center, Cairo
ERITREA (ERI)
Mr. Mehreteab Yemane,
Environment information
officer, Ministry of Land,
Water and Environment,
Dept of Environment,
Asmara, Zoba Maekel
SPAIN (ESP)
Dr. Ameer Abdulla, IUCN Global
Marine Program
Prof. Manuel Antonio Fernández
Domínguez, Teacher, Workshop
for Environmental Education,
Science Education Institute of
Santiago University, ICE-USC,
Santiago de Compostela, Galicia
Ms. Rosa Fernández-Arroyo,
Biologist, President, Asociación
Red Montañas, Manzanares el
Real, Comunidad de Madrid
Ms. Cristina Madrid, Researcher,
Universidad Autonoma de
Barcelona. Dept of Applied
Economics, Barcelona, Catalunya
Ms. Mercedes Martinez Iglesias,
Researcher, Valencia University,
Dept of Sociology and Social
Anthropology, Valencia
Ms. Lucia Moreno Fernandez,
Environmental educator,
Environmental Education Center
MAS DE NOGUERA Spain,
Valencia
Mr. Patrick Nussbaumer,
Professor, Universitat Autonoma
de Barcelona, Sant Cugat del
Valles, Barcelona
Mr. Miquel Ortega, Consultant,
Environment and management,
Vilanova i la Geltrú, Catalunya
Dr. Freddy Willmer Rivas
González, Student, Universidad
Alcalá de Henares, Madrid
Dr. Josep-Lluís Salazar,
Environmentalist, Barcelona,
Catalonia
Dr. Adoración Sánchez-Mata,
Researcher, Centro de
Investigaciones Marinas Board
of Fisheries and Maritime Affairs,
Vilanova de Arousa, Pontevedra,
Galicia
ESTONIA (EST)
Mr. Andrus Jakobson, IT project
manager, public sector, Tallinn,
Harjumaa
Mr. Ahto Oja, Environmental
consultant, PhD Student, National
University of Ireland, Dept of
Economics, Research Group on
Environmental Common Goods,
Saue vald, Harjumaa
ETHIOPIA (ETH)
Dr. Everisto Mapedza, IWMI,
Addis Ababa
Ms. Zenash Woredework, Student
(Sociology, Social Anthropology),
Secretary, Birhan Integrated
Community Development
Organization (BICDO), Addis
Ababa
FINLAND (FIN)
Ms. Heidi VanHanen, Finnish
Forest Research Institute, Helsinki
FRANCE (FRA)
Prof. Hubert Jean Ceccaldi,
Retired professor, Ecole Pratique
Des Hautes Etudes, Marseille
Ms. Jacqueline Ceccon, Product
Manager, Choisy
Dr. Christophe Cudennec,
Associate professor, Agro-
campus Rennes
Dr. Marc Daubrey, Interface
Developpement, Kremlin, Bicêtre
Mr. Tony Knight, MA student,
environmental anthropology,
La Force, Aquitaine
Ms. Carolina Lasen Diaz, Lawyer,
Conseil de l'Europe, Strasbourg
Prof. Louis Legendre, Professor,
Researcher, Laboratoire
d'Oceanographie de Villefranche
(LOV), Villefranche-sur-Mer
Cedex
Dr. Robert Martin, Consultant,
Bordeaux
Mr. Francesco Rizzo, Project
management, Assistant programme
specialist, UNESCO, Section on
Hydrological Processes and
Climate, Paris
GREAT BRITAIN (GBR)
Ms. Maria Adebowale, Director,
Capacity Global, London
Ms. Maria Arce Moreira, Practical
Action, Bourton on Dunsmore,
Rugby
Mr. John Atibilia, Communication
for Research & Development,
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Ms. Anna Barnett, Assistant editor,
Nature Reports Climate Change,
London
Ms. Rachel Berger, Climate
change policy advisor, Practical
Action
Ms. Mani Bingham, Agroforester,
Environmental auditor, Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
Dr. Gregory Borne, Researcher,
University of Plymouth, Plymouth,
Devon
Dr. Christopher Brewster,
University of Sheffield, Dept of
Computer Science, Sheffield
Mr. Chris Church, CEA -
Community Environment
Associates, London
Dr. Patrick Curry, Lecturer,
University of Kent, London
Dr. Philip Davies, School of
Engineering and Applied Science,
Aston University, Birmingham
Miss Kyla Davis, Save Our World,
Go Change the World, London
Ms. Karen Dickinson, Joint Nature
Conservation Committee,
Peterborough, Cambridgeshire
Dr. Chris Drinkwater,
Littleborough, Lancs.
Mr. Richard Ellard, BSc Student,
health and environment,
Nottingham Trent University,
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
Mr. Alex Fearnside, The Climate
Group, London
Ms. Shiloh Fetzek, Royal United
Services Institute (RUSI), London
Ms. Lori Frater, BRASS Centre,
Cardiff University, Cardiff
Ms. Maya Gislason, Dphil
Research Student, University of
Sussex, Brighton, East Sussex
Ms. Liz Gladin, University of
Kent, Dept of Anthropology,
Canterbury, Kent
Dr. Natasha Grist, Senior Research
Associate, Tyndall Centre for
Climate Change Research &
Overseas Development Group,
University of East Anglia,
Norwich, UK
Ms. Sarah Hards, PhD Student,
University of York, York
Dr. Elizabeth Hawker, Environ-
mental scientist, Cambridge
Dr. Sarah Hemstock, Alofa
Tuvalu, Themba Trust, Kirkby-
in-Ashfield, Notts
Mr. Caspar Henderson, Writer,
Analyst, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Ms. Isabel Hilton, Editor,
Chinadialogue.net, London
Mr. Christian Holz, University of
Glasgow, Glasgow
Mr. Andrew Hunt, Otley, West
Yorkshire
Dr. Victoria Johnson, New
Economics Foundation, London
Dr. Meri Juntti, Ctr for Social and
Economic Research on the Global
Environment, University of East
Anglia, School of Environmental
Sciences, Norwich
Mr. Christopher Keene, Tomor-
row's England, Canvey Isld, Essex
Mr. Sudesh Kumar, Research
economist, London, England
Ms. Feja Lesniewska, PhD student,
School of Oriental and African
Studies, Co-convenor climate
change law and policy LLM
course, Queen Mary College,
University of London, London
Mr. Alex Lockwood, PhD
candidate, Sussex University,
Hove, Sussex
Dr. Iara Ludicissa, Project officer,
Capacity Global, Surrey, Greater
London
Mr. Aubrey Meyer, GCI, London
Mr. Mark Meyrick, Environmental
credits trader, EDF Trading,
London
Ms. Jelisaveta Mihajlovic,
Researcher, Northumbria
University, School of the Built
Environment, Newcastle upon
Tyne, Northumberland
Mr. Mike Morris, Social
development advisor, WWF-UK,
Godalming, Surrey
Dr. Magdalena Muir, Research
associate, Arctic Institute of North
America, London
Ms. Balungile Nhlenyama,
Student, Cirencester
Dr. Chukwumerije Okereke,
Senior research associate, Tyndall
Ctr HQ, Zuckerman Institute for
Connective Environmental
Research, School of Environ-
mental Sciences, University of
East Anglia, Norwich
Mr. Iain Orr, Diplomacy, UK
Diplomatic Service, London, UK
Mr. John Michael Pemberton,
Chairman, Trafalgar Technology
Ltd., Leeds, UK
Mr. John Penny, Lecturer (Ecology
& Environmental Management),
Bell College, Lanarkshire,
Scotland
Mr. Joseluis Penya, Christian Aid,
London, England
Ms. Saatvika Rai, University of
Manchester, Manchester, England
Dr. Colin Reynolds, Professor
Emeritus, Institute of Freshwater
Ecology Windermere Laboratory,
Ambleside
Dr. Jim Scott, Architect, Environ-
mentalist, Save Our World,
London
Mr. Christopher Shaw, Sociology
Teacher, PhD Student, Seaford,
East Sussex
Ms. Andrea Speranza,
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Ms. Emily Stott, Project manager,
BioRegional Development Group,
York, North Yorkshire
Mr. Michael Stretcg, Student
(environmental justice), Findhorn,
Moray
Mr. Michael Stretch, Activist,
Forres, Moray, Scotland
Mr. Mahrus Stuart, Artist,
Investor, Member Subud, Subud
Britain, Wisbech, Cambs.
Mr. Chezen Suede, Student, Royal
Agricultural College, Cirencester,
Gloucestershire
Mr. Camilo Terranova, Msc
Student, environmental
technology, Imperial College,
London
Ms. Ruth Thomas-Pellicer, PhD
Candidate, CES - University of
Sydney, Guildford, Surrey
Mr. Kit Vaughan, WWF, London
Miss Nic Vincett, Capacity Global,
London
Ms. Penny Walker, Consultant,
London, Greater London
Mr. Dan Welch, Researcher,
Editor, Ethical Consumer Research
Association / The Peakist
Dr. Andrea Wheeler, University
of Nottingham, Nottingham, Notts
Dr. Ken Wilkinson, Lichfield,
Staffs
Mr. Steven Wong, Capacity
Global, London
Prof. Jason Yapp, CDM project
developer, AES Climate Solution,
Bristol, Avon
GEORGIA (GEO)
Ms. Liana Garibashvili, Energy
Efficiency Center, Tbilisi
GHANA (GHA)
Dr. Denis Aheto, EEIU Ghana
REDEF, Nsawam, Eastern Region
Mr. Paul Ntim, Economist,
University of Ghana, Legon,
Accra, Greater Accra
Mr. Crispin Suglo, Agriculturist,
Samartex Timber Co. Ltd.,
Afforestation Dept, Takoradi
GREECE (GRC)
Dr. Andrew Clive Banks,
Researcher, Institute of
Oceanography, Hellenic Centre
for Marine Research, Heraklion,
Crete, GRC
Ms. Katerina Emmanouilidou,
UNESCO, Club Serron for
UNESCO, Serres
Dr. Heleny Florou, Research
director, NCSR "Demokritos",
INT-RP, Athens, Attiki
GUATEMALA (GTM)
Dr. Luis Alberto Ferrat,
Geographer, ASIES,
Guatemala City
Prof. Roberto Morales, Juárez
CROATIA (HRV)
Ms. Bojan Zmaic, Sanitary
engineer, Zagreb, Croatia
HAITI (HTI)
Mr. Osée Résidor, Manager,
Mouvement Social Chrétien
Prie Agis (MOSCHPA), Port-
au-Prince, Delmas
HUNGARY (HUN)
Mr. Adam Korosi, Hungarian
Natural History Museum,
Budapest
Ms. Aleksandra Novikova, Central
European University, Budapest
Dr. Peter Solymos, Professor,
Institute of Zoology, Szent Istvan
University, Budapest
Mr. Antal Szvetnik, Engineer,
Ministry for Economy &
Transport, Budapest
INDONESIA (IDN)
Dr. Zainal Arifin, Researcher,
Professor, Indonesian Institute
of Sciences, Jakarta, DKI
Ms. Johara Bellali, Environment
engineering, Medan, Sumatera
Utara
Ms. Aan Hunaifi, Airlangga
University, Surabaya, East Java
Prof. Dr. Alef Theria Wasim,
Indonesian Association for the
Study and Research of Religion,
Masyarakat Yogyakarta untuk
Ilmu dan Agama, Yogyakarta
INDIA (IND)
Dr. Rupali Devi Barua,
Researcher, Homemaker,
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Mr. Vijayabhas EJ Bhas, Chief
environmental engineer, Kerala
State Pollution Control Board,
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Ms. Archita Bhatta, Science
journalist, New Delhi, New Delhi
Mr. Saroj Bhattacharjee, Student,
Dimoria College, Dept of
Ecorestoration, Guwhati, Assam
Ms. Aditi Chandrawal, Dehradun,
Uttaranchal
Dr. Akhilesh Chaurasia, Bhabha
Atsomic Research Centre,
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Mr. Santosh Das, NGO secretary,
People for Animals, Student Wing,
Khurda, Orissa
Mr. Vishvas Deshmukh, Chartered
Accountant, Ex President
Consumer Guidance Society,
Pune, Maharastra
Dr. Suresh Frederick, Reader, Dept
of English, Bishop Heber College,
Trichy, Tamil Nadu
Dr. Rekha Gaonkar, M E S
College of Arts & Commerce,
Zuarinagar, Margao
Ms. Tanvini Gogri, MA FOI,
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Mr. Saurindra Goswami, Teacher,
Guwahati, Assam
Mr. Inder Gurung, Student,
Dimoria College, Dept of
Ecorestoration, Guwhati, Assam
Dr. Mohammed Irfan-Ullah,
Fellow (Scientist), Convener,
Ecoinformatics Centre, Ashoka
Trust for Research in Ecology &
the Environment, Bangalore
Dr. Yatish Jain, Prakruti Mitra
Environmental Society, Jabalpur,
Madhya Pradesh
Mr. Rayson Kayalvarathu, PhD
scholar, teacher, Chennai, Tamil
Nadu
Mr. Syed Khursheed Zaidi,
Service, SGS India Ltd, Gurgaon,
Haryana
Mr. Prasanna Kolte, Researcher,
EAST - Environmental Action for
Sustainable Transformation, Pune,
Maharashtra
Mr. Manoj Kumar, GGS IP
University, Delhi
Dr. Suresh Kumar, Scientist, Head,
Planning, RRL, Trivandrum,
CSIR, Trivandrum, Kerala
Mr. Vinod Kumar Jena, Pt
Ravishankar Shukla University,
Raipur, CG
Mr. Vikas Maheshwari, Engineer,
Ericsson, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Mr. Asim Majumdar, Electrical
engineering, Kaschit Engineering
& Management, Mumbai,
Maharashtra
Mr. Akhtar Hussain Malik, Centre
of Plant Taxonomy, Kashmir
University, Srinagar, J&K
Mr. Vikram Aditya Mallavarapu,
Researcher and activist, Friendship
Foundation, Hyderabad, AP
Mr. Tommy Mathew, President,
Coir Industrial Products
Cooperative Society Ltd.,
Bangalore, Karnataka
Mr. Vinod Mishra, Student,
Bhopal, MP
Mr. John Nagella, Guntur, Andhra
Pradesh
Ms. Sreeja Nair, Research
associate, The Energy and
Resources Institute (TERI), India
Habitat Centre, New Delhi, Delhi
Dr. Nazim Nazim, Research
scholar, Srinagar, Kashmir, J&K
Dr. Shreekar Pant, GB Pant
Institute of Himalayan
Environment & Development,
Mohal-Kullu, Himachal Pradesh
Narendra Paruchuri, CapGHG
Offset Solutions, Hyderabad,
Andhra Pradesh
Mr. Sanjeev Peethala, Mangalore,
Karnataka
Mr. Gopan Prakash Pradhan, SRF,
Gangtok, Sikkim
Prof. Sudha Priscilla, Lecturer in
zoology, Bishop Heber College,
Trichy, Tamil Nadu
Ms. Priyanka, Institute of
Professional Education &
Research, Bhopal, Madhya
Pradesh
Mr. Suman Rai, Ashoka Trust
for Research in Ecology and the
Environment, Darjeeling, West
Bengal
Dr. Ashish Rana, Reliance
Industries Ltd, Navi Mumbai,
Maharashtra
Mr. Balaram Ransingh, People
for Animals Student Wings,
Khurda, Orissa
Dr. Mohamad Yaqub Sheikh
Rauf Sheikh, Research, Teaching,
University of Kashmir, Dept of
Environmental Sciences (CORD),
Srinagar, Kashmir, J&K
Dr. Akepati S. Reddy, Assistant
Professor of Environmental
Technology and Management,
Thapar University, Dept of
Biotechnology and Environmental
Sciences, Patiala, Punjab
Mr. D Vidya Sagar, SKG Sangha,
Kolar, Karnataka State
Prof. Dipankar Saha, Senior
scientist, Associate professor,
Indian Council of Agricultural
Research, Dept of Agriculture
Research and Education, Ministry
of Agriculture, Government of
India, Jhansi
Mr. Kapil Sahasrabuddhe, Centre
for Environment Education, Pune,
Maharashtra
Mr. Anurag Sahu, Institute of
Professional Education &
Research, Bhopal, MP
Prof. Needhidasan Santhanam,
Easwari Engineering College,
Faculty of Civil Engineering,
Ramapuram, Chennai
Dr. Santosh Santosh, Senior
Research Associate, Ashoka Trust
for Research in Ecology and the
Environment, Kalimpong,
Darjeeling Dist, West Bengal
Dr. Asutosh Satpathy, President,
Resource Development Centre,
New Delhi
Dr. Nirmal Selvamony, Reader in
English, Madras Christian College,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Mr. Anand Sharma, Director,
Meteorological Centre, IMD,
Dehra Dun, Uttarakhand
Dr. Jaswant Sharma, Project
Director, ISRO, Govt. of India,
Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Mr. Umesh Singh, Service /
Engineer, Central Coalfields
Limited, Ranchi, Jharkhand
Mr. Vinay Singh, Integrated
Research & Action for
Development, New Delhi
Mr. Pranav Chandan Sinha,
Activist, Greenpeace India,
Bangalore
Mr. R. Sivaramakrishnan, Perry
Johnson Certifications, Bangalore,
Karnataka
Ms. Vibha Sood, Student, Bhopal,
Madhya Pradesh
Mr. Harry Surjadi, Environmental
journalist, The Society of
Indonesian Environmental
Journalists, Depok, Jawa Barat
Mr. Chandra B. Suryawanshi,
Student, Institute of Professional
Education and Research, Bhopal,
Madhya Pradesh
Mr. Pradeep T., Samuha,
Bangalore, Karnataka
Ms. Ruchita Thakur, Student,
Bhopal, MP
Ms. Parul Tiwari, IPER College,
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
Dr. Bini Toms, Faculty, Allahabad
Agricultural Institute, Deemed
University, College of Agriculture,
Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh
Ms. Lianboi Vaiphei, Doctoral
candidate, Teacher, Jawaharlal
Nehru University, Center for
Canadian, US, Latin and American
Studies, School of International
Studies, New Delhi
Dr. Toms Varghese, Faculty,
College of Business Studies,
Allahabad Agricultural Institute,
Deemed University, Allahabad,
Uttar Pradesh
Dr. Vinod Veeji, Teacher, Govt.
M. V. M. Bhopal, Bhopal, Madhya
Pradesh
Mr. Jitendra Verma, Student,
Bhopal, MP
Dr. Hafiz Yahya, Dept of Wildlife
Sciences, AMU Aligarh-India,
Aligarh, UP
IRELAND (IRL)
Ms. Aurelie Aubry, Postgraduate
student, University College Cork,
Environmental Research Institute,
Cork, Co. Cork
Ms. Cara Augustenborg, Doctoral
student, Teagasc, Bray, Co.
Wicklow
Mr. Vincent Carragher, University
of Limerick, Centre for Environ-
mental Research, Limerick
Ms. Michele Castiaux,
Environmental consultant,
Portlaoise, Co. Laois
Ms. Evelyn Cawley, Consultant,
community planning, Delgany,
Co. Wicklow
Ms. Anna Conlan, Student (Earth
and Ocean), Dromahair,
Co. Leitrim
Mr. Seán Conlan, Institute of
Technology Sligo, Dromahair,
Co. Leitrim
Prof. Martin Downes, Professor,
Dept of Biology, National
University of Ireland - Maynooth,
Maynooth, Co. Kildare
Dr. Michael Ewing, Senior
researcher, Centre for
Sustainability, Institute of
Technology Sligo, Ballinode,
Co. Sligo
Ms. Maria-Alejandra Gonzalez-
Perez, Community Knowledge
Initiative, National University of
Ireland, Galway, Co. Galway
Dr. Jenny Hanafin, University
College Dublin, Dublin
Dr. Tamara Hochstrasser,
Professor, University College
Dublin, Dublin
Ms. Nicola Hogan, Centre for
Environmental Research, Ennis,
Co. Clare
Ms. Rachel Kavanagh, Student,
Trinity College Dublin, Dept of
Geography, Dublin
Mr. Paul Kearney, University of
Limerick, Limerick
Mr. Rónán Kennedy, National
University of Ireland, Galway
Mr. Patrick Mangan, Lecturer,
Institute of Technology,
Letterkenny, Co. Donegal
Mr. Bert McCann, Journalist, The
Local Planet, Dingle, Co. Kerry
Ms. Ella McSweeney, Public
broadcaster, RTE Radio 1, Dublin
Dr. Joyce Novak, Environmental
scientist, Bruff, Co. Limerick
Ms. Judy Osborne, Wicklow
Planning Alliance, Wicklow
Town, Wicklow
ISRAEL (ISR)
Prof. Tom Berman, Research
Professor (Emeritus), Kinneret
Limnological Lab Israel
Oceanographic and Limnological
Research, Migdal
Prof. Lev Fishelson, Retired
professor, Dept of Zoology Tel
Aviv University, Tel Aviv
Dr. Ehud Segal, PhD Candidate,
Hebrew University, Jerusalem
ITALY (ITA)
Mr. Ermanno Abbondanza, PhD
Student, Political Science,
University of Turin, Turin
Dr. Fulvio Bartolucci, Independent
Consultant, Avigliana, Torino
Prof. Ferdinando Boero, Professor
of zoology, DISTEBA, University
of Salento, Lecce
Ms. Alessandra Bosco, PhD
candidate, European University
Institute, Florence, SN Domenico
di Fiesole, Firenze
Prof. Brunella Casalini, Professor,
University of Florence, Florence
Dr. Fabio Catino, Scientific
communication, Erambiente,
Rome
Dr. Guido Dalla Casa, Engineer,
Retired professor, ALDAI Energy
Ecology Group, Milano
Mr. Vito De Lucia, Research
Associate, Centro Internazionale
per la Cultura e i Diritti dell'Uomo
Dr. Marco Grasso, Lecturer, Dept
of Sociology, Università degli
Studi di Milano Bicocca, Milano
Dr. Paolo Magni, Marine biology,
CNR-IAMC National Research
Council - Institute for Coastal
Marine Environment, Torregrande-
Oristano
Dr. Luigi Naselli-Flores, Professor,
plant ecology, University of
Palermo, Dept of Botanical
Sciences, Palermo, Sicily
JAPAN (JPN)
Prof. Jusen Asuka, Tohoku
University, Sendai, Miyagi
Dr. Hiroshi Ohta, Waseda
University, Shinjyuku-ku, Tokyo
Mr. Syed Mahbubur Rahman,
Student, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific
University, Beppu, Oita
Dr. Enkhbayar Shagdar, Associate
senior researcher, ERINA, Niigata
City, Niigata Ken
Mr. Ryusuke Yoshiba, Sophia
University, Sagamihara-shi,
Kanagawa-pref.
KENYA (KEN)
Mr. Juma Anyanga, Environmental
trainee, Kenyatta University,
Nairobi
Mr. Douglas Arege, Anthropol-
ogist, EEIU Nairobi, Nairobi
Mr. Simon Chege,
Environmentalist, KENVO,
Nairobi, Kiambu
Mr. Issa Hussein, Journalist,
Garissa, Northeast Prov.
Mr. Steve Itela, Activist, Youth for
Conservation, Nairobi
Mr. Richard Kiaka, Program
officer, EEIU Mombasa,
Mombasa, Coast Province
Dr. Lutta Muhammad, Kenya
Agricultural Research Institute
(KARI), Nairobi
Ms. Mercy Mwangi, Student,
Nakuru, Rift Valley
Ms. Rahab Njeri Mwaniki,
Environmentalist, Kijabe
Environment Volunteers, Nairobi
Ms. Grace Mwaura, Student,
Nairobi
Mr. Cyrus Gachanja Ndoro,
YEECD, Nairobi
Mr. Nahshon Ng'wena,
Consultant, Kisumu
Mr. Waiganjo Njoroge, Youth
for Conservation/Kenya Youth
Initiative on Climate Change,
Nairobi
Prof. Eric Odada, Professor of
Geology/Limnology, Pan African
START Secretariat, University of
Nairobi Dept of Geology, Nairobi
Mr. Felix Otieno, Student,
environmental science, Kenyatta
University, Nairobi
Mr. Peter Owiti, Director, Wote
Houth Development Project,
Nairobi, Makueni
Ms. Abigael Rono, Student,
Nairobi
CAMBODIA (KHM)
Mr. Sithan Phann, Philipps Univer-
sity of Marburg, Phnom Penh
KOSOVO (KSV)
Mr. Qenan Maxhuni, Biologist,
Kosovo Institute for Nature
Protection, Prishtina
LEBANON (LBN)
Mr. Vahakn Kabakian, Arab Open
University, Sin El Fil, El-Metn
Mr. Marwan Khaddaj, Ministry of
Labour, Occupational Safety &
Health Dept, Msharrafie, Beirut
Prof. Sam Lakkis, Professor,
biology, oceanography, Lebanese
University, Byblos, Mount
Lebanon
Ms. Safaa Mourad, American
University of Beirut, Environment
Health, Safety and Risk
Management, Beirut
SRI LANKA (LKA)
Mr. Sampath Karunaratne, Climate
change researcher, Practical Action
- South Asia Regional Office,
Colombo
Prof. Mohan Munasinghe,
Founding Chairman, Munasinghe
Institute for Development (MIND),
Colombo
LUXEMBOURG (LUX)
Ms. Tania Giberyen, HS teacher
(economics, climate change),
Vice-Mayor, Aspelt, Luxembourg
MOROCCO (MAR)
Dr. Abdelkader Allali, Chief
engineer, Sal, Sal
Prof. Mohammed Messouli,
Researcher, UCAM, UCAM Dept
of Biological Sciences, Marrakesh
MOLDOVA (MDA)
Dr. Nadejda Andreev, WISDOM
(NGO), Chisinau
MEXICO (MEX)
Mr. Ruy Korscha Anaya de la
Rosa, Project manager, Consultant,
Action Carbone, GERES, Mexico
City, DF
Mr. Gerardo Arroyo, Foreign and
Commonwealth Office, British
Embassy Mexico City, Mexico
Ms. Maria-Antonieta Castro Cosio,
British Embassy, Mexico, DF
Prof. Rosa Maria Chavez
Dagostino, Biologist, Universidad
de Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta,
Jalisco
Mr. Manuel del Monte,
Reforestamos México, Mexico
City
Dr. Judith Dominguez, El Colegio
de Mexico, Pedregal de Santa
Teresa, Distrito Federal
Ms. Karina Lopez, Environmental
Engineer, Golder Associates
Mr. Arturo Velez, CONOSIL, AC,
Mexico City, DF
MACEDONIA (MKD)
Mr. Bashkim Bakiu, CRPM -
Center for Research and Policy
Making, Skopje, Macedonia
Ms. Irina Simonovska, Assistant
Demonstrator, State Law Faculty,
Skopje, Macedonia
MALTA (MLT)
Mr. Alan Pulis, Teacher, Giovanni
Curmi Higher Secondary School,
Marsascala, Naxxar
MAURITIUS (MVS)
Dr. Sanju Deenapanray, Ecological
Living In Action, Quatre Bornes
MALAYSIA (MYS)
Ms. Karen Guob, Student,
Kuching, Sarawak
Mr. Ze Han Low, Student,
undergrad, University of Sains
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Dr. Hwee Keng Ong, Principal
researcher, Malaysian Agricultural
Research and Development
Institute, Center for Strategic
Resources Research, MARDI,
Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory
Mr. Tulasidass Subramaniam,
President, EEIU Malaysia, Kajang,
Selangor
NIGERIA (NGA)
Dr. Malachi Abasiodiong,
Veterinarian, Environmental
scientist, Eco-Stewards
International, Uyo, Akwa Ibom
Mr. Olalekan Adekola, Federal
University of Technology, Dept
of Geography, Yola, Adamawa
State
Mr. Adeyeye Yemi Olaonipekun
Adeyeye, Student, Ekiti, Ekiti
State
Ms. Habiba Ali, NGO, Kaduna,
Kaduna State
Ms. Brenda Anugwom, Lawyer,
Management Strategies for Africa,
Abuja, Federal Capital
Mr. Ibikunle Bolorunduro, Bayero
Business School, Bayero
University, Kano
Mr. Waheed Akanmu Braimoh,
Kumofarm Nigeria Ltd, Ibadan,
Oyo
Dr. George Duke, Clean Nigeria
Environment Group, Victoria
Island, Lagos, Southwest
Rev. Faith Chidiebere Ekpo,
Sociologist, ANPPCAN Nigeria
Chapter, Portharcourt, Rivers State
Mr. Victor Eze, Journalist,
Philosophical researcher, Agege,
Lagos
Mr. Bunmi Segun Fayemi, Ibadan
Poly, Ibadan, Oyo
Mr. Aminu Ibrahim, Civil
service/government, Town &
Country Planning Dept,
Ministry of Lands Surveys
and Environment, Katsina
Mr. Adedeji Irewunmi, Activist,
Educator, Lagos
Miss Alice James, Federal
Ministry of Environment, Housing
& Urban Development, Abuja
Mr. Okechukwu Jombo, Journalist,
Nigerian Newsworld Ltd, Abuja,
FCT
Mr. Damilare Yomi Lawal,
Industralist, Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Ibadan, Oyo
Dr. Austin Monday, Rivers
Economic Development Forum,
Portharcourt, Rivers
Mr. Victor Obidike, Engineer,
Eme Farm Nig Limited. Cintia
Garden Limited, Trans Ekulu,
Enugu State
Mr. Muyiwa Odele, UNDP,
Abuja FCT
Ms. Omoyemen Odigie-
Emmanuel, Attorney, Gender
Officer, Environmental Rights
Action, Friends of the Earth
Nigeria, Benin, Edo
Dr. Anthony Ogbeibu, Assoc.
Professor/Lecturer, University
of Benin Dept of Animal and
Environmental Biology, Benin
City, Edo
Dr. Ahmed Ondas, Journalist,
Voice of Nigeria, FCT Abuja
Mr. Smart Osagie Okaeben, Benin
City, Edo State
Mr. Chris Udegiri, Engr
Udegiriwires Nigeria Limited,
Iyana Ipaja, Lagos
Mr. Etiosa Uyigue, Researcher,
Community Research and
Development Centre, Benin City,
Edo State
NICARAGUA (NIC)
Mr. Alvaro Ponce Lanza, CARE
International Ing Agric. Plant and
Soil Protection, Esteli
NETHERLANDS (NLD)
Dr. Eric Buysman, Biodigester,
GERES, Amsterdam
Mr. Juan Pablo Castro,
Environmental scientist,
Rotterdam, Zuid Holland
Mr. Byjesh Kattarkandi,
Wageningen University,
Wageningen, Gelderland
Mr. Stephen Kuchta, Researcher,
INTERVICT, Tilburg, Noord
Brabant
Miss Belinda McFadgen, Student,
Amsterdam, Noord Holland
Ms. Aysem Mert, Doctoral
candidate, Institute for
Environmental Studies (IVM),
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam,
Amsterdam
Mr. Anil Shrestha, PhD student,
Resource Ecology Group,
Wagenigen
Mr. Harro van Asselt, Institute for
Environmental Studies, Vrije
Universiteit Amsterdam,
Amsterdam
NORWAY (NOR)
Mr. Bed Mani Dahal, Dept.
of International Environment
and Development Studies,
Noragric, UMB, Aas
Prof. Helge Drange, Researcher,
Nansen Environmental and
Remote Sensing Center, Bergen
Ms. Tonju Folkestad, Det Norske
Veritas, Oslo
Dr. Claudia Halsband-Lenk,
Post-Doc, University Centre,
Svalbard, Longyearbyen
Mr. Adam O'Toole, Moss, Østfold
Mr. Chhatra Sharma, Research
Fellow, PhD Candidate, Aas
Ms. Ellen Stenslie, CDM
Consultant, Norwegian University
of Life Sciences, Aas
NEPAL (NPL)
Mr. Rajendra Bahadur Adhikari,
Rural Area Development
Programme, Damauli, Tanahun
Ms. Rupa Basnet Parasai,
Programme officer, National
Trust for Nature Conservation,
Jawalakhel, Kathmandu
Mr. Laxman Belbase,
ClimateHimalaya, Kathmandu,
Bagmati
Ms. Basundhara Bhattarai,
ICIMOD, Kathmandu
Dr. Gabriel Campbell, Senior
Fellow, The Mountain Institute,
Patan, Lalitpur
Mr. Kamal Chaulagain, Nepal
Pluralist Society, Kathmandu
Mr. Asish Dhakal, Environmental
Graduates in Himalaya (EGH),
Kathmandu
Mr. Bhuwan Dhakal,
Environmental Graduates in
Himalaya (EGH), Kathmandu
Mr. Mukunda Dhungana,
Student, PGDE, Kathmandu
University School of Education,
Balkumari, Kathmandu
Mr. Lama Sherpa Dorjee
Jangbu Lama - Sherpa, Mountain
Academic Nepal, Kathmandu
Ms. Sweety K. C., Rural
Area Development Programme,
Damauli, Tanahun
Dr. Bhuwan K.C., Youth
Engagement in Sustainability,
Kathmandu, South Asia
Mr. Ram Chandra Khanal,
International Union of Nature
Conservation (IUCN), Nepal,
Kathmandu, Bagmati
M. Brigette Leduc, Gender
specialist, ICIMOD, Kathmandu
Mr. Tek Jung Mahat, Inter-
national Centre for Integrated
Mountain Development
(ICIMOD), Kathmandu, Bagmati
Mr. Kesh Bahadur Pariyar,
President, Literary Academy
for Dalit of Nepal (LAD-Nepal),
Kathmandu
Mr. Binaya Pasakhala, Institute
of Forestry, Hetauda, Kathmandu
Mr. Hom Shrestha, Health research
and development, Non-Smokers'
Rights Association of Nepal,
Kathmandu
NEW ZEALAND (NZL)
Dr. Philip Catton, Senior lecturer,
philosophy, Philosophy, University
of Canterbury, Christchurch
PAKISTAN (PAK)
Mr. Abdul Jabbar Amir,
Community development,
Microfinance, Al-Mehran
Rural Development & Welfare
Organization, New Saeedabad,
Dist Matiari Sindh
Mr. Muhammad Anees, Pakistan
Tobacco Company, Wah Cantt,
Pakistan
Ms. Uzma Bano, Educationalist,
Officer Quality Assurance
Education, Lahore
Ms. Fatima Fatima,
Environmentalist, Lahore
Mr. Hassaan Ghazali, Institutional
development specialist, Planning
& Development Dept, Government
of the Punjab, The Urban Unit,
Lahore, Punjab
Mr. Muhammad Arif Goheer,
Senior research fellow, Global
Change Impact Studies Centre
(GCISC), Islamabad, Capital
Territory
Mr. Atif Neuman Jamil,
Education, CIIT Abbottabad,
Abbottabad, NWFP
Mr. Rafiq Mirani, Consultant,
LRD Org., Layyah, Punjab
Dr. Rashid Nizamani, Directorate
of Animal Husbandry Sindh,
Tando Jam, Sindh
Dr. Rashid Saeed, Balochistan
Forest & Environment Dept
(Pakistan), Quetta, Balochistan
Ms. Saima Siddiqui, Research
officer, Centre for Integrated
Mountain Research, University
of the Punjab, Lahore, Punjab
PALESTINE (PSE)
Dr. Basim Dudeen, Natural
resources specialist, Land
Research Center, Dura, Hebron
PERU (PER)
Mr. Alejandro Argumedo,
Asociacion ANDES, Cusco
Mr. Carlos Antonio Alonso
Bartesaghi Koc, Student of
architecture, Arequipa
Dr. Valentin Bartra, Lawyer,
philosopher, Instituto Andino,
Universidad Mayor San Marcos,
Miraflores, Lima
Mr. Julio Garcia, Architect, Lima
Dr. Dora Guillen de Arce,
Architect, Urban planner, National
San Agustin University of
Arequipa Peru, Arequipa
Ms. Lupe Guinand, Coordinator,
Environmental Program, Andean
Community, Lima
Ms. Isabel Lapena, Senior Lawyer,
Peruvian Society for
Environmental Law, Lima
Ms. Gabriela Lopez S, Engineer,
rural development specialist, Lima
Ms. Berioska Quispe-Estrada,
Biologist, AC Aynikusunchis,
Cusco
Mr. Cesar Simborth Escudero,
Student, Universidad Nacional
de San Agustin, Arequipa
Dr. Segundo Edilberto Vergara
Medrano, Biologist, Universidad
Nacional de San Martin,
Moyobamba, San Martin
PHILIPPINES (PHL)
Mr. Clemente Bautista, Jr.,
National Coordinator, Kalikasan
- People's Network for the
Environment (Kalikasan-PNE),
Quezon City
Ms. Emmi Capili, Research
assistant, Klima Climate Change
Ctr, Manila Observatory, Ateneo
de Manila University Campus,
Quezon, Natl Capital Region
Mr. Donato de la Cruz, Chemical
engineer, Consultant, Quezon City
Dr. Luzviminda Domingo,
Research and Teaching, Isabela
State University, Isabela
Ms. Maya Manocsoc, Project
officer, John Carroll Institute on
Church & Social Issues, Quezon
Ms. Beatrice Misa, Youth for
Sustainable Development
Assembly - Pilipinas, Paranaque,
Metro Manila
Ms. Frances Quimpo, Executive
Director, Center for Environmental
Concerns - Philippines, Inc.,
Quezon City
Mr. John Patrick Reyes, Call
center agent, Iloilo
Mr. Xenon Walde, Urban planner,
City Government of Makati,
Makati City
POLAND (POL)
Dr. Kinga Krauze, Faculty
of Biology and Environment
Protection, International Center for
Ecology, University of Lodz, Lodz
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Dr. Orlando Figueiredo, Escola
Secundária de Peniche,
Encarnação
Dr. Susana Neto, Researcher,
University of Lisbon, Lisbon
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Institute for Studies and Power
Engineering, Bucharest
RUSSIA (RUS)
Prof. Nick Aladin, Professor,
zoology, Zoological Institute,
Russian Academy of Science,
St. Petersburg, Leningrad
Ms. Maria Gavrilo, Biologist,
Arctic & Antarctic Research
Institute, Saint Petersburg
Dr. Olga Lukyanova, Senior
researcher, Pacific Research
Fisheries Centre (TINRO-Centre),
Vladivostok
Ms. Olga Osadchuk, Chair, EEIU
Green Planet Task Force, Moscow
RWANDA (RWA)
Mr. Abdoul Byukusenge, Youth
Advisor for Africa, UNEP, Kigali
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Mr. Emad Sulieman, Khartoum-
North, Khartoum
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Ms. Anastasija Handziska,
Veterinarian, Faculty of
Veterinary Medicine, Novi
Sad, Vojvodina
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Europa Nostra Serbia, Velika
Plana, Serbia
Mr. Mladen Mojsilovic, Student,
Belgrade, Serbia
SINGAPORE (SGP)
Ms. Meutia Chaerani,
Environmental planning, National
University of Singapore, Singapore
SLOVENIA (SVN)
Prof. Marjeta Kersic-Svetel,
Independent researcher,
Journalist, Lecturer, Ljubljana
Ms. Teo Hrvoje Orsanic, Public
forest service, Slovenian Public
Forest Service, Brezice
SWEDEN (SWE)
Ms. Jihane Giraud, Master
Student, Lund University, Lund
Ms. Guofang Miao, Nacka,
Stockholm
Ms. Katie Pease, Student,
Karlskrona, Blekinge
Ms. Elisabeth Simelton, PhD
Candidate, Physical Geography,
Goeteborg University, Goetoborg
Mr. Daniel Sköld, The Baltic
Master Project / Region Blekinge,
Karlskrona
Ms. Chloe Stull-Lane, Masters
Student, International
Development and Management
(LUMID), Lund University,
Lund
Ms. Linn Takeuchi Waldegren,
PhD student, Lund University,
Lund, Skane
Mr. Saemundur Weaving,
Engineer, Västerås
CHAD (TCD)
Mr. Hakim Djibril, Chadian
Association for Environ-
mental Education
TOGO (TGO)
Mr. Yao Maglo, COGESTEN/ED,
Lomé, Golfe
THAILAND (THA)
Mr. Chittiwat Silapat, Forestry,
Forest Industry Organization,
Bangkok
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Ms. Gail Hamel-Smith, Science
teacher, Maple Leaf International
School, Alyce Glen
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Prof. Suer Anac, Lecturer, Ege
University, Faculty of Agriculture,
Dept Irrigation & A. Structures,
Bornova Izmir
Dr. Semra Cerit, Academics,
Istanbul
Dr. Esra Kocum, Onsekiz Mart
University, Canakkale
Dr. Nuri Mol, Consultant, Istanbul
Ms. Aycan Yilmaz, Student,
Middle East Technical University,
Ankara
TUVALU (TUV)
Mr. Taukiei Kitara, Development
Officer, TANGO, Tuvalu Climate
Action Network, Funafuti
Pepetua Latasi, TANGO, Tuvalu
Climate Action Network, Funafuti
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Climate Action Network, Funafuti
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Climate Action Network, Funafuti
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Climate Action Network, Funafuti
TAIWAN (TWN)
Mr. Gabriel Jaramillo, LUMA
GIS, Lund, Scania
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Mr. Ibrahim Hhalkano, Functional
consultant, System Analyst - Vesl
Technologies, Dar es Salaam
Dr. Christopher Muhando,
Research Fellow, University
of Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar
UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES (UAE)
Prof. Jeremy Bendik-Keymer,
Professor, American University
of Sharjah, Sharjah
UGANDA (UGA)
Mr. Byamukama Biryahwaho,
Forester, Kampala
Mr. Alwin Bubendorfer, Technical
advisor/lecturer, Centre for
Research on Energy & Energy
Cons., Faculty of Technology,
Makerere University, Kampala
Ms. Judith Ikiring Obore,
Environment Alert Uganda,
Kampala
Ms. Catherine Mulinde,
Meteorologist, Environmentalist,
Makerere University, Kampala
Mr. Ddembe Shaffic Ssimbwa,
Network for Youth and Children
Uganda, Kampala
UKRAINE (UKR)
Dr. Maksim Gulin, Researcher,
Institute of Biology of Southern
Seas (IBSS), Sevastopol, Crimea
Mrs. Ludmilla Marchukova, Chair,
EEIU Sevastopol, Sevastopol
Acad. Prof. Gennady G.
Polikarpov, Senior scientist,
Institute of Biology of Southern
Seas, Sevastopol, Crimea
Dr. Viktor Postnikov, Senior
scientist, Institute of Renewable
Energy, Kiev
UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA (USA)
Mr. Bill Aal, Tools for Change,
Seattle, WA
Dr. David Abram, Director,
Alliance for Wild Ethics,
Sante Fe, NM
Prof. Ralph Acampora, Educator,
Hofstra University, Forest
Hills, NY
Mr. Joseph Adamji, Student, St.
Paul, M
Ms. Natalia Aguilar, Director,
Movimiento sustentable,
Gardena, CA
Dr. Rafael Aguilera, Consultant,
Sacramento, CA
Dr. Julian Agyeman, Associate
professor and Chair, Dept of Urban
and Environmental Policy and
Planning, Tufts University,
Medford, MA
Mr. John Allen, Chairman, Global
Ecotechnics Corporation, Sante
Fe, NM
Dr. Andre Aquino, Evaluation
officer, Global Environment
Facility, Washington, DC
Ms. Susan Aragon, Ecologist,
Geographer, Worcester, MA
Dr. Paul Baer, Research Director,
EcoEquity, Salt Lake City, UT
Dr. Roberta Balstad, Columbia
University, New York, NY
Ms. Marci Baranski, Student,
Michigan State University, MI
Ms. Shawkat Begum, PhD
Student, Tucson, AZ
Prof. Frederic Bender, Professor,
University of Colorado, Dept of
Philosophy, Colorado Springs, CO
Prof. Jane Bennett, John Hopkins
University, Dept of Political
Science, Baltimore, MD
Dr. Wes Berry, English professor,
Western Kentucky University,
Bowling Green, KY
Ms. Kelly Biedenweg, Doctoral
student, University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL
Dr. Beth Blissman, Oberlin
College, Center for Service &
Learning, Oberlin, OH
Ms. Jessica Boehland, Student,
New Haven, CT
Dr. Fred Bortz, Writer, Physicist,
Monroeville, PA
Mr. Michael Bowersox, Student,
Seattle, WA
Ms. Ann Bradley, Silver Lake (Los
Angeles) Green Committee, Los
Angeles, CA
Ms. Veronica Brieno Rankin,
President, GeoSeq International
LLC, South Range, MI
Dr. Barry Brown, Professor,
Missouri Southern State
University, Dept of English and
Philosophy, Joplin, MO
Mr. Donald A. Brown, Project
coordinator, Rock Ethics Institute,
Penn State University, Director,
Pennsylvania Consortium for
Interdisciplinary Environmental
Policy, PA Dept of Environmental
Protection, Harrisburg, PA
Mr. Scott Brusaw, Electrical
engineering, Solar Roadways,
Sagle, ID
Dr. Robert Bullard, Professor,
Director, Environmental Justice
Resource Center, Clark Atlanta
University, Atlanta, GA
Prof. Wil Burns, Professor
of law, Santa Clara University
School of Law, Santa Clara, CA
Dr. W. Malcolm Byrnes,
Professor, Howard University
College of Medicine,
Washington, DC
Mr. Rick Cahoon, Kent, WA
Prof. John Cairns, Jr., Retired
professor, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and University, Center
of Environmental & Hazardous
Studies, Blacksburg, VA
Dr. Scott Cameron, Loyola
Marymount University, Dept
of Philosophy, Los Angeles, CA
Prof. John Campion, Ecotropic
Works, Oakland, CA
Prof. Jana Carp, Professor,
Dept. of Geography and Planning,
Appalachian State University,
Boone, NC
Dr. Daniel Cartledge, Consultant,
Perry, FL
Dr. Daniel Cartledge, President,
SeedTree, Stockton Springs, ME
Dr. Melissa Checker, Assistant
professor, Queens College -
CUNY, Flushing, NY
Dr. Jia-Yi Cheng-Levine,
Assistant professor, English
and humanities, College of the
Canyons, Valencia, CA
Ms. Erin Connor, Publishing,
Berkshire Publishing Group,
Great Barrington, MA
Dr. Barbara Cook, Mount Aloysius
College, Cresson, PA
Mr. Fred Cook, Cinematographer,
IATSE Local 600, Conscious
Action, Social Movement
Empowerment Project, San
Francisco, CA
Ms. Marilyn Cornelius, Stanford
University, Menlo Park, CA
Ms. Beth Corso, Las Vegas, NV
Mr. Christian Cotton, Doctoral
Student, University of Georgia,
Philosophy Dept, Athens, GA
Dr. Deborah Cowman,
Assistant research scientist,
Institute for Science, Technology
and Public Policy, Texas A&M
University, College Station, TX
Prof. Paul Craig, Professor,
University of California, Davis,
Martinez, CA
Ms. Elizabeth Cummings, Iowa
City, IA
Ms. Jan Czaja, Marine mammal
training, Dolphin Quest,
Honolulu, HI
Dr. John Dale, Writer,
Teacher, Former attorney,
Board member, Unitarian
Universalist United Nations
Office, Prescott, AZ
Ms. Waverly de Bruijn, River
Network, Portland, OR
Mr. Tony Dean, Outdoor
radio-TV producer, Writer,
Tony Dean Outdoors, Pierre, SD
Ms. Felicia DeMita, Portland, OR
Ms. Wanda DeWaard,
Walland, TN
Ms. Jessica DiCamillo, University
of California at Berkeley, Boalt
Hall School of Law, San
Francisco, CA
Dr. David Dillard-Wright,
University of South Carolina
Aiken, Aiken, SC
Mr. Cody Donahue, Director
of Partnerships, Tostan,
Washington, DC
Dr. Michael Dorsey, Assistant
professor, Environmental Studies
Program, Dartmouth College,
Hanover, NH
Mr. Kyle Douglass, Graduate
Student, Terre Haute, IN
Mr. Julian Drix, Student, Brown
University, Rising Tide North
America, Providence, RI
Mr. James Duncan, University of
Florida, Gainesville, FL
Mrs. Marian Duran, Masters
student, San Jose, CA
Mr. Victor Dzirasa, President,
Samaritan Insights, Waverly, IA
Mr. Timothy Ehresman, Graduate
student, Fort Collins, CO
Dr. Howard Ehrman, Assistant
professor, University of Illinois, IL
Mr. Duane Elgin, Author, research,
San Rafael, CA
Mr. Anthony Espinoza, Lamont
Doherty Earth Observatory,
Palisades, NY
Mr. Christopher Feider,
EcoEducation of St. Paul,
Minnesota, Lexington, MN
Dr. Mary Lou Finley, Professor,
Antioch University, Seattle, WA
Ms. Lisa T. Fishler, Consultant,
Earthaven, Poughkeepsie, NY
Ms. Andrea Floyd,
Consciously Rebuilding Inc.,
Metairie, LA
Dr. Crystal Fortwangler, Barnard
College, New York, NY
Ms. Catherine Fouchi,
Minnesota Dept of Natural
Resources, New Ulm, MN
Dr. Cynthia Fowler, Ecological
Anthropologist, Wofford College,
Spartanburg, SC
Dr. Douglas Fox, Senior Research
Scientist, CIRA Colorado State
University, Fort Collins, CO
Dr. Mary Friel, Sisters of
Notre Dame de Namur, East
Hartford, CT
Dr. Michael Frome, Conservation
author, Port Washington, WI
Ms. Len Gary, Student of writing,
creative nonfiction and poetry,
Vermont College of the Fine Arts,
Montpelier, VT
Ms. Larissa Gata, Gainesville, FL
Mr. Emilian Geczi, Graduate
student, Evanston, IL
Mr. Christopher Getzan, Student,
Freelance Writer, Denver, CO
Dr. Kathleen Gillogly,
Professor, Chicago State
University, Chicago, IL
Ms. Sarah Goss-Robertson,
Indiana University, Purdue
University, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Roger Gottlieb, Professor
of philosophy, Dept of Human-
ities and Arts, Worcester Poly-
technic Institute, Worcester, MA
Mr. David Grant, University
of Wisconsin - Madison,
Madison, WI
Mr. Michael Greenberg,
Environmental Consulting,
San Francisco, CA
Dr. Lori Gruen, Associate
Professor of Philosophy,
Chair, Feminist, Gender and
Sexuality Studies; Director,
Ethics in Society Project,
Wesleyan University,
Middletown, CT
Mr. Mukesh Gupta, Clark
University, Worcester, MA
Ms. Elizabeth Hagan, San
Francisco, CA
Ms. Micah Hahn, CARE/Rollins
SPH
Ms. Laurie Hartjes, University
of Wisconsin-Madison, Verona,
Wisconsin
Dr. Ronnie Hawkins, Associate
Professor, University of Central
Florida, Orlando, FL
Prof. Lauren Heberle, Professor,
University of Louisville,
Louisville, KY
Mr. Phil Henshaw, Physics and
design theory, Consultant, HDS,
New York, NY
Dr. Diane Henshel, Professor,
Indiana University, School of
Public and Environmental Affairs,
Bloomington, IN
Mr. Zac Henson, Auburn
University, Auburn, AL
Mr. Shabaka Heru, Society for
Positive Action, Los Angeles, CA
Ms. Angela Hines, University
of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
Dr. Gregory Hitzhusen, National
Council of Churches, Ithaca, NY
Ms. Lynn Hogan, Orlando, FL
Dr. Madronna Holden, Oregon
State University, Eugene, OR
Mr. Tony Homan, Student, Terre
Haute, IN
Dr. Claire Howard, Restoration
ecologist / Owner, Regenerative
Systems Design, Burlington, VT
Dr. Mark Hudson, Assistant
Professor of Sociology,
Collegeville, PA
Mr. Drew Hunt, Rose-Hulman
Institute of Technology, Terre
Haute, IN
Ms. Nancy Hutton, Doctoral
Student, Harvard Divinity
School, Somerville, MA
Dr. Travis Idol, University
of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI
Mr. Guillermo Jaimes, Los
Angeles, CA
Dr. Andrew Jameton, Professor,
University of Nebraska Medical
Center, Omaha, NE
Mr. John Jenkinson, Rose-
Hulman Institute of Technology,
Terre Haute, IN
Mr. Michael Johnson, US
Dept of Agriculture, Natural
Resources Conservation
Service, Greensboro, SC
Ms. Dawn Joseph, Student,
Brooklyn, NY
Dr. Stephen Kaufman, Christian
Vegetarian Association, Shaker
Heights, OH
Ms. Erica Kearns, Fountain
Hills, AZ
Ms. Lauren Kelly, Fellow,
Global Public Policy Institute,
World Bank, Washington, DC
Dr. Ilan Kelman, Center for
Capacity Building, National
Center for Atmospheric
Research (NOAA), Boulder, CO
Dr. Robert Kirkman, Professor,
School of Public Policy,
Georgia Institute of
Technology, Atlanta, GA
Mr. Frank Knight, Powur of
Citizenre, Concrete, WA
Ms. Moki Kokoris,
Independent Outreach Educator,
Ridgefield, CT
Ms. Sigrid Kulkowitz, Climate
Change Action Group, Ithaca, NY
Ms. Shawna Kurtz, Shining Star
LLC, Chincoteague Island, VA
Ms. Mary Lu Lageman,
Land Manager / Grailville,
Loveland, OH
Ms. Melody Lam, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Ms. Diane Langhorne,
Annapolis, MD
Ms. Anna Lappe, Co-founder,
Small Planet Institute,
Cambridge, MA
Dr. Ronal Larson, Engineer,
Golden, CO
Ms. Joann Lee, Community
relations, Esurance, San
Francisco, CA
Prof. Wendy Lynne Lee,
Professor, Dept of Philosophy,
Bloomsburg University of
Pennsylvania, Bloomsburg, PA
Mr. Donald Lehr, Media
consultant, Nolan/Lehr Group,
Inc., New York, NY
Mr. Peter Leigh, NOAA, Silver
Spring, MD
Prof. John Lemons, Professor,
Dept of Environmental Studies,
University of New England,
Biddeford, ME
Ms. Kelly Levin, Graduate
student, Yale University,
New Haven, CT
Ms. Mary Leyser, Founding
director, EcoRes Forum,
Baltimore, MD
Mr. Terry Link, Director -
Campus Sustainability, County
Commissioner, East Lansing, MI
Dr. Rob Loftis, Professor, St.
Lawrence University, Philosophy
Dept, Canton, NY
Mr. Ernest Lowe, Indigo
Development, Santa Rosa, CA
Mr. Paul Lussier, Executive
producer, Author, Paul Lussier
Company, Marina Del Ray, CA
Dr. Lisa Lynch, Writer, Edmonds,
WA
Ms. Laurie Maak, Web dialogue
development, WestEd, San
Francisco, CA
Ms. Jennifer MacVean, Phoenix,
AZ
Ms. Tara Maguire Knopick, The
Forum on Religion and Ecology at
Yale, New Haven, CT
Dr. Carol J. Manahan, Richmond,
CA
Ms. Sherry Martin, Ithaca, NY
Dr. Sharon Martinson, University
of California, Santa Cruz, and
Oregon State University, Corvallis,
OR
Ms. Elsa Marty, Student,
Roseville, MN
Ms. Shannon May, University of
California, Berkeley, NewGlobe
Partners, San Francisco, CA
Ms. Pat McCabe, Taos H.O.P.E. -
Home of Peaceful Expression,
Taos, NM
Mr. Darren McCormick, Eugene,
OR
Ms. Rachel McMahon, Policy
director, Center for Energy
Efficiency and Renewable
Technologies, Sacramento, CA
Ms. Sarah McManus, Student,
NC Piedmont Green Party,
Lewisville, NC
Ms. Deborah McNamara,
Northwest Earth Institute,
Portland, OR
Dr. Curt Meine, Aldo Leopold
Foundation, International
Crane Foundation, Prairie du
Sac, WI
Dr. Joan P. Mencher,
Cultural anthropologist, Emerita
Professor (Lehman/CUNY),
The Second Chance Foundation,
New York, NY
Dr. Andrew Miller,
Environmental consultant,
Tallahassee, FL
Dr. Corinne Miller, Professor,
Miami University Middletown,
Middletown, OH
Dr. Mark Minster, Rose-Hulman
Institute of Technology, Terre
Haute, IN
Ms. Nilofer Momin, Teacher, Al-
Hadi School, Pearland, TX
Dr. Susan Mooney, Professor,
Stonehill College, Easton, MA
Ms. Rose Ann Morris, High
school teacher, math and science,
Mountain Empire High School,
Boulevard, CA
Ms. Ariel Muller, MBA
Candidate, Sustainable
Business, Bainbridge Graduate
Institute, Jackson, WY
Ms. Iben Munck, Nonprofit,
International Fund for Animal
Welfare, S Yarmouth, MA
Dr. Hal Nelson, Professor,
Claremont Graduate University,
Claremont, CA
Ms. K. Nelson, Sun City, AZ
Mr. Tanh Nguyen, Humphrey
Fellowship Program (org. An
Giang University - Vietnam),
Davis, CA
Mr. Adi Nochur, 1Sky,
Washington, DC
Mr. Raphael Notin, Field
biologist / seasonal technician,
Institute of Ecosystem Studies,
Rhinebeck, NY
Ms. Rebecca Onion, Grad
student, Dept of American
Studies, University of Texas
at Austin, Austin, TX
Mr. Matthew Ortoleva,
Graduate Student, University
of Rhode Island, Johnston,
Rhode Island
Ms. Alexandra Pallas, Student
of energy and Ayurvedic
medicine, CA
Mr. Corey Palmer, Intern,
Eco-Justice Collaborative,
Chicago, IL
Dr. Ram Pandit, Auburn
University, Auburn, AL
Prof. Anne Parker, Faculty,
Naropa University Environmental
Studies Dept, Boulder, CO
Dr. Cindy Parker, Johns Hopkins
University, Bloomberg School of
Public Health, Baltimore, MD
Prof. Lydia Patton, Professor,
University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
Mr. Roosevelt Petithomme, URS
Corporation, Tallahassee, FL
Dr. Andrew Pleasant, Professor,
Rutgers University, NJ
Ms. Paula Posas, World Bank
consultant, PhD student, Silver
Spring, MD
Mr. William Prince, City
of Brisbane, CA Community
Development Director, City
of Brisbane, CA, Brisbane, CA
Mr. Ivan J. Ramirez, Doctoral
student/RA, Michigan State,
Medical Geography Lab, Ctr for
Capacity Building, National Ctr
for Atmospheric Research, Dept
of Geography, East Lansing, MI
Mr. Andrew Revkin, Environment
Reporter, New York Times, New
York City, NY
Dr. Jody Roberts, Program
Manager, Center for Contemporary
History and Policy, Philadelphia,
PA
Mr. Jason Rodney, Macalester
College, St. Paul, MN
Ms. Sheila Rodriguez, Seattle, WA
Mr. David Rome, Garrison
Institute, Garrison, NY
Dr. Juliana Rotich, Editor, Global
Voices Online Environment,
Schaumburg, IL
Prof. A. G. Rud, Professor, Purdue
University, College of Education,
West Lafayette, IN
Prof. William Ruddick, Philosophy
professor, New York University,
Philosophy Dept, New York, NY
Mr. Christopher Ruder, Student,
Beloit, WI
Ms. Meghan Ruta, Graduate
student, University of
Connecticut, Mansfield, CT
Dr. Elisabet Sahtouris, Evolution
Biologist, Santa Barbara, CA
Mr. Aneel Salman, Economist,
Troy, NY
Ms. Marisol Sanjines, Human
Development Report Office,
UNDP, New York, NY
Mr. Steve Sansola, College
administrator, Poughkeepsie, NY
Dr. Robert Sessions, Professor
of Environmental Philosophy,
Philosophy & Humanities,
Kirkwood Community College,
Iowa City, IA
Ms. Lani Shaw, General Service
Foundation, Aspen, CO
Prof. Patricia Siemen,
Director, Center for Earth
Jurisprudence (CEJ) St. Thomas
University Law School, Miami
Gardens, FL, USA
Mr. Cesar Simborth, Copper
Mountain, CO
Dr. Henry Simmons, Seminary
Professor, Richmond, VA
Mr. Terry Simmons,
Environmental lawyer, Reno, NV
Ms. Elizabeth Smith,
Fundraiser, The Nature
Conservancy, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Richard Currie Smith,
Consultant, Minneapolis, MN
Mr. Travis Smith, Farmer, Friday
Harbor, WA
Dr. Rachel Smolker, Global
Justice Ecology Project,
Hinesburg, VT
Dr. Steven Soifer, Associate
Professor, University of
Maryland School of Social
Work, Baltimore, MD
Dr. Elisabeth Sommer,
Professor, University of
Central Florida, Orlando, FL
Dr. Viki Sonntag, Founding
director, EcoPraxis, Seattle, WA
Dr. Franklin Southworth,
Linguist, Emerita Professor,
University of Pennsylvania,
New York, NY
Mr. Michael Spears, Moberly, MO
Mr. Frederick Spreyer, Writer,
Upper Grandview, NY
Mr. Brian Stenquist, Minnesota
Dept of Natural Resources
Organization of Wildlife
Planners, St. Paul, MN
Mr. Thomas Stipe, Ellsworth, ME
Mr. Frederick Stoss, Associate
librarian (Biol & Enviro Sci and
Math), University of Buffalo,
SUNY, Buffalo, NY
Ms. Shaelyn Strattan,
Environmental Planner, California
Energy Commission, Acampo, CA
Dr. John Sullivan, University of
Arizona Health Sciences Center,
Tucson, AZ
Mr. Curtis Swain, Santa Cruz, CA
Ms. Margaret Swedish,
Grassroots activist, writer,
Spirituality and Ecological
Hope / Center for New
Creation, Takoma Park, MD
Dr. Renzo Taddei, Professor,
Yale University, New Haven, CT
Mr. Meri A. K. Tahset, Lya,
The Forces of Nature Metaphysical
and Spiritual Center, Seattle, WA
Ms. Olivia Tanujaya, Graduate
student, University of Delaware,
Ctr for Energy and Environmental
Policy, Newark, DE
Dr. Allen Thompson, Assistant
Professor of Philosophy, Clemson
University, Pendleton, SC
Ms. Sharon Tinianow, COSI,
Columbus, OH
Dr. Sarah Trainor, Alaska Center
for Climate Assessment and
Policy, University of Alaska,
Fairbanks, AK
Dr. Irina Tuuli, Freelancer,
writer, researcher, Ayer, MA
Dr. Shalini Vajjhala, Resources
for the Future, Washington, DC
Mr. Brian Van Hoy, Human
Scale Design, Glenville, NY
Dr. Sarah Van Hoy, Goddard
College, Glenville, NY
Ms. Julia Varshavsky,
Collaborative on Health and
the Enviornment, Bolinas, CA
Mr. Andrew Varyu, Social
Entrepreneur, Divinity Student,
Cambridge, MA
Dr. Ashwani Vasishth,
Assistant professor, California
State University, Hollywood, CA
Dr. Teresa Vazquez, Professor, Cal
State Northridge, Northridge, CA
Mr. Thomas Velazquez, Engineer,
City of Miami Beach, Miami
Beach, FL
Ms. Shelly Vendiola, Tribal
peacemaking consultant,
Indigenous Women's Network,
Bellingham, WA
Mr. Peter Viola, The Orion
Society, Great Barrington, MA
Mr. Konrad von Ritter, World
Bank Institute, Washington, DC
Ms. Casey Walker, President and
Director, Institute for Inquiry,
Editor and publisher of Wild Duck
Review, Davenport, CA
Ms. Catherine Kay Walsh,
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, MA
Prof. Karen Warren, Professor,
Macalester College Philosophy
Dept, St. Paul, MN
Dr. Sylvia Hood Washington,
University of Illinois School of
Public Health, Chicago, IL
Dr. Hame Watt, Independent
Consultant, Washington, DC
Dr. Richard Watts, Tulane
University, New Orleans, LA
Ms. Wendy Weisman, Rutgers
University, NJ
Ms. Jenny Wells, Graduate
student, Berkeley, CA
Mr. Jacob Werksman, Lawyer,
WRI, Washington, DC
Dr. Dolores Wesson,
International Community
Foundation, La Jolla, CA
Ms. Twylia Westling,
Shoreline, WA
Dr. Mark White, Physician,
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, Atlanta, GA
Dr. Patricia Widener, Assistant
professor, Sociology, Florida
Atlantic University, Davie, FL
Mr. Cory Wilkinson, HDR
engineering, HDR, Pensacola, FL
Mr. Brooke Williams, The Murie
Center, Moose, WY
Dr. Paula Willoquet-Maricondi,
Marist College, Kingston, NY
Dr. Jim Wohlpart, Florida Gulf
Coast University, College of Arts
and Sciences, Fort Myers, FL
Mr. Paul Yates, Scientist,
Georgetown, KY
UZBEKISTAN (UZB)
Dr. Mokhira Kuramboeva, PhD
student, Institute of Water
Problems, Uzbekistan, Tashkent
VIETNAM (VNM) Ms. Carol Lombard, CDPD,
Pretoria, Gauteng
Mr. Graham Adutt, Director,
Challenge to Change, Hanoi, Mr. Wally Menne, Chairperson,
Hanoi Timberwatch Coalition, Mayville
Ms. Claudia Doets, SNV Mr. Freddy Milambo Tshiala,
Netherlands Development Student, Pretoria, Gauteng
Organisation, Hue, Thua Thien
Hue Mr. Alain Ndedi, YENEPAD,
Sunnyside, Pretoria
Ms. Hoa Vu, Vietabroader
Organization, Ha Noi Ms. Romie Nghiulikwa, EcoAfrica
Environmental Consultants, Cape
VANUATU (VUT) Town, Western Cape
Mr. Karl Fellenius, Manager, Dr. Geoff Stiles, Consultant,
Vaughani Shores Vanuatu, Port Marbek Resource Consultants
Vila, Shefa Province Africa, Johannesburg, Gauteng
YUGOSLAVIA (YUG) Ms. Rina Taviv, CSIR, Pretoria
Ms. Aleksandra Radivojevic, Dr. Sue Taylor, WWF South
Environmental engineer, Nis Africa, Parklands, Johannesburg
SOUTH AFRICA (ZAF) Mr. Llewellyn van Wyk, CSIR,
Pretoria, Gauteng
Dr. Phoebe Barnard, Conservation
scientist, Cape Town Dr. Gina Ziervogel, University
of Cape Town, Stockholm
Dr. Patrick Bond, Professor and Environment Institute, Cape Town
Director, Centre for Civil Society,
School of Development Studies, ZIMBABWE (ZWE)
University of KwaZulu-Natal,
Durban Dr. Chiedza Muchopa, University
of Zimbabwe, Harare
Mr. Barry Kantor, Law,
SouthSouthNorth, Cape Town,
Western Cape
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Special thanks to our supporters, participants, partners, and friends!

The Forum team wishes to express deep gratitude to

Academic Professor Gennady G. Polikarpov, Dr. Biol. Sc.,
Chief Scientist, A. O. Kovalevsky Institute of Biology of Southern Seas, National
Academy of Science, and Vice President, Eco-Ethics International Union, Sevastopol,
Ukraine, whose encouragement, support, and guidance as the Forum’s scientific
advisor has meant more than we can ever express.
Thank you, Prof. Polikarpov! – MCL

EcoRes enjoys the support and partnership of a wide range of grassroots and
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their efforts, inspiration, and assistance, the Forum wishes to thank our
panelists and guests, volunteers and supporters, advisors, team members,
and most of all, our e-conference participants (list), who have made the
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Chicago Conservation Corps

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Colorado Association of Science Teachers

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Educational Studies Association of Ireland, ESAI

TheEnvironmentSite.org

Ephilosopher.com
Eventful, Inc.

Grupo de Acção e Intervenção Ambiental

HealthyWealthyNWise

H-Net; Humanities & Social Sciences Online

infoSWIF • lista di discussione filosofica

Institute for Resources, the Environment and Sustainability, University of British Columbia
Inst for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis
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Integrated Farming and Waste Management WeBlog

International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development

International Environment Forum

International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

Leapfrog Into Action

Menlo Park City Council

Minciu Sodas
New York State Marine Education Association

NOAA Marine Protected Areas of the United States

North American Association for Environmental Education

On Line Opinion | OTAN

Zerofootprint | Zimbio, Inc

Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia

Royal Society of South Africa, University of Cape Town

SEEK: Sharing Environmental Education Knowledge

Sevastopol, Ukraine Forum

Sevastopol, Ukraine News

Step It Up 2007

Student Environmental Action Coalition

Tiempo Climate Newswatch

Tynax, Inc
UConn Center for Integrative Geosciences

University of Connecticut, Environmental Science Degree Program

University of Michigan Climate Change Consortium

University of New England

UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Utah Society for Environmental Education

Wisconsin K-12 Energy Education Program (KEEP)

and many more… thank you!

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