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	All times U.S. Eastern Time (GMT minus 6 hours)
8:30 a.m.	Coffee
Part V	Conserving Biodiversity in the Face of Uncertainty
9:00	Moderator Eleanor J. Sterling Program Director, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation
9:15	The Nature of Conservation: Managing the Dynamic John G. Robinson Vice-President and Director, International Conservation, Wildlife Conservation Society
9:35	Reefs, Risk and Responsibility: Coral Bleaching and Global Climate Change Peter O. Thomas Senior Conservation Officer, U.S. Department of State
9:55	Conservation Planning for an Unknown Future David Wilcove Environmental Defense Fund
10:15	Questions from the audience
10:45	Coffee Break
Part VI	A Local Perspective: Climate Change and the Big Apple
11:00	Moderator Ira Flatow Host, National Public Radio's Science Friday
11:15	The Baked Apple Scenario Douglas Hill Consulting Systems Engineer, Regional Plan Association.
11:35	Keeping Cool Heads in a Hothouse World: Climate Change Impacts on New York City Cynthia Rosenzweig Research Scientist and Head, Climate Impacts Group NASA/Goddard Institute for Space Studies
11:55	The Big Apple's Biodiversity: Prospects for Survival in the post-Eisenhowerian Era Michael W. Klemens Director, Metropolitan Conservation Alliance, Wildlife Conservation Society
12:15 p.m.	Questions from the audience
12:30	Lunch
Part VII	Where Do We Go from Here?
1:30	Moderator Francesca T. Grifo Director, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation
1:45	Keynote Address Frank E. Loy Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs
	Panel Discussion
2:15	Linkages between Climate Change and Biodiversity Tony Janetos Senior Vice President for Programs, World Resources Institute
2:35	Thomas E. Lovejoy Chief Biodiversity Advisor to the President, World Bank
2:55	Peter Frumhoff Director, Global Resources, Union of Concerned Scientists
3:15	Questions and Concluding Remarks
4:00	Symposium Adjourns

Schedule subject to change.