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SUMMARY:Fall 2026 Marston Lecture by Drew Bennett
LOCATION:Oregon State University Memorial Union Ballroom\, 2501 SW Jeffers
 on Way\, Corvallis\, OR
DESCRIPTION:Beyond Yellowstone: Working Lands\, Wildlife\, and Conservatio
 n\n\nREGISTRATION\n\nSpeaker: Drew Bennett\, Ph.D. '15\nMacMillan Profess
 or of Practice\, University of Wyoming\nTalk summary: The Greater Yellows
 tone Ecosystem is defined in the public imagination by its national parks
  and the bison\, wolves and bears that call it home — yet the private\, w
 orking lands surrounding these anchors represent both the greatest vulner
 ability and the greatest opportunity for lasting conservation in the regi
 on. Drawing on surveys\, interviews and geospatial analysis\, Bennett wil
 l describe how emerging partnerships among private landowners\, agencies 
 and conservation organizations sustain landscape connectivity and seasona
 l habitats that wildlife depend on beyond park boundaries. Ultimately\, B
 ennett asks what it takes to make conservation work on lands where liveli
 hoods depend on the land itself — and what this means for the iconic wild
 life that move through geographies historically overlooked in conservatio
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