26 March 2010 - The Mammal Society's Easter Conference and AGM
The Mammal Society , Bangor University
15-17 September 2010 - Symposium: The End of Tradition? Aspects of Commons and Cultural Severance in the Landscape
South Yorkshire Econet , Sheffield Hallam University
PAST
BANC EVENTS
3 Oct 2009 -
MEMBERS' VISIT & AGM
Alkborough Flats, north Lincolnshire
We are excited about
this year's members' visit to the pioneering Alkborough Flats project
in north Lincolnshire, a huge managed realignment of the coastline
providing tidal flood defence for the Humber Estuary and new wetland
habitats. The Annual General Meeting will be held locally immediately
after the visit. All BANC members are invited to attend, but numbers
are limited, so please book early. For more info., please click
here.
11 Oct 2008 -
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Members' visit to
Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory & Ham Fen
The AGM took
place on Saturday 11th October, from 1pm to 2pm, at Sandwich
Bay Bird Observatory, followed at 4pm by a guided visit to
nearby Ham Fen,
a Kent
Wildlife Trust nature reserve where beavers are used as a
habitat management tool. For more info., click
here.
9
July 2008 - Wild Ideas
Challenging
nature conservation
BANC has a 30-year reputation
for being on the cutting edge. In Ecos
we 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 at the Coin Street
Centre, London SE1, on Wed 9th July 2008. For more info.,
please click
here, or download the booking
form here.
13 Oct 2007 -
BANC AGM
Annual General Meeting
and Great Bustard Visit
The 2007 AGM took place
on Saturday 13th October at
The
Bustard Inn, near Shrewton, Wiltshire, from 12pm to 1pm,
followed by a guided visit to the Great
Bustard re-introduction project's release site on Salisbury
Plain. Eighteen BANC members attended. For more info., click
here.
9 Sep 2006
- Big Cats
& Britain's Ecology
BANC workshop
on big cats in the British countryside
At a time of increasing
evidence of big cats living wild in Britain, forty researchers
and conservation practitioners met at the Cotswold
Water Park to consider their implications for our countryside, wildlife
and people. Read Rick Minter's discussion notes here.
8 Sep 2006 - Scary Or
What?
BANC/Wildland Network
workshop on wildlife re-introductions
Nearly 80 delegates
attended this workshop in Gloucestershire to discuss the prospects for
re-introductions into the UK of key
wildlife species and their consequences for humans and nature. The
meeting's report,
including presentations and discussion notes,
is available at the
Wildland Network.
23-25
Jun
2005 - Loving
The Aliens
Ecology, history, culture
and management of exotic plants and animals: issues for nature
conservation
See ECOS Vol. 26,
No. 3/4.
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