Back from the Brink: Conserving Species and Habitat

Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute 50th Anniversary Science Symposium September 2025 Speakers: 00:00:00: Bill McShea - The Evolution of a Conservation Biologist at the Center 00:12:41: Amanda Liew - Song: Highway to One Health 00:19:19: Katherine Mertes - Reintroducing Sahelo-Saharan antelope in Chad: Tracking Animals, Populations, and Conservation Progress 00:24:41: Kristina Anderson-Teixeira - Forests in a Changing World: Insights from SCBI and ForestGEO 00:32:21: Budhan Pukazhenthi - Breeding Hope: Success Stories of Artificial Insemination in Endangered Ungulates 00:38:28: Andy Boyce - NZCBI's Great Plains Science Program: Restoring America's Prairie through Science, Conservation and Partnerships 00:45:02: Sally Bornbusch - It’s the Really Little Things that Matter: Microbiome Science in NZCBI Conservation 00:50:23: Molly Corder, Budhan Pukazhenthi, Jennifer Nagashima - Digital Biobanking: A New Frontier in Conservation Medicine 00:56:24: Autumn-Lynn Harrison - Following Footprints, Flights, and Flippers: How Animal Tracking has Transformed our Conservation Impact 01:02:46: Alfonso Alonso, Ximena Velez - From a Pile of Rocks to a Waddle of Penguins and other Encouraging Stories from Peru 01:08:46: Amy Johnson - 15 Years of Virginia Working Landscapes: Growing Conservation Together