Date:
9 July 2008
Time:
Arrive 9:30
for a 10:00
start, finish no later than 4:30
Venue:
Coin Street
Centre, 108
Stamford Street, South Bank, London
SE1 9NH (www.coinstreet.org)
This event will:
- Discuss
major drivers and influences in UK nature conservation policy
- Consider
key opportunities and new directions for conservation
- Hear
from practitioners at the leading edge, on topics including
- Key issues in terrestrial and marine nature
conservation
- Nature and well-being
- Working with natural processes
- Give
participants quality discussion time instructured workshops
BANC
(The British Association of Nature Conservationists)
has a 30-year reputation for being on the cutting edge. In Ecos, our
publication, we provide a place for people to explore new ideas and
fresh thinking in nature conservation. We now want to get this
discussion off the page and into live debate and dialogue.
Please join us on 9 July to
- Be inspired and challenged
- Hear about new thinking and new ideas in nature
conservation
- Take part - question or critique current
practice and explore or dream up fresh ideas.
Speakers
will inspire, challenge, provoke, give a fresh twist to old ideas or
introduce some new, 'wild ideas'
- Stephanie
Hilborne - Chief Executive, The Wildlife Trusts - Conservation in a rapidly
changing context
- Mike
Townsend OBE - Senior Advisor, The Woodland Trust - Goods and services: will they
serve nature well?
- Stephen
Moss - BBC Producer, Natural History Unit - Nature deficit disorder
- James
Robertson - Writer and editor of Natur Cymru - Keep
the faith ... or wake up and smell the coffee?
- David
Collins - Independent advisor on coastal change management
- Adapting to change: a
species in
trouble
- Lisa
Chilton - Marine Development Manager, The Wildlife Trusts
- Playing catch-up
- Philip
Bubb - Ecologist trained in holistic management - Seeing the whole picture
- Diana
Pound - Chair of BANC - Jigsaws
and jenga: getting better at winning
For
more information and to download the booking form, please click here.
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