Nature Recovery Planning in Wales – implementation approach to 2020
10th and 11th September 2014
Cardiff University Conference Centre
Nature Recovery – effective conservation interventions - Keynote: Prof Bill Sutherland, Cambridge University
Natural Resource Management in Wales – a fresh approach to policy, legislation and delivery - Andy Fraser Welsh Government
Biodiversity:- building our capacity to deliver benefits for nature in Wales- Ceri Davies and Patrick Green, Natural Resources Wales
State of Nature Wales – an assessment 1 year on - Stephen Bladwell RSPB Cymru - not available for download, this talk was presented with images only
Ecosystem restoration and human well-being - examples from the UK and Ireland- Conor Kretsch COHAB / University of Nottingham
Understanding ecosystem services in the marine environment: The example of seagrass meadows- Dr Richard Unsworth, Swansea University
Swansea Nature Network:- Delivering for biodiversity and ecosystem resilience in Swansea - Sion Brackenbury, Director of Commons Vision
Nature recovery planning- the role of local and regional partnerships - Soapbox: Alison Jones, Principal Ecologist Caerphilly County Borough Council
Workshops
Nature Recovery Workshop - not available
How can the Welsh Government support capacity building?
Nature recovery and the ecosystem approach in Wales
Tackling invasive non-native species in Wales via novel educational and community-focused approaches
All things small and beautiful – Introducing Buglife Cymru - Keynote: Matt Shardlow Chief Executive Officer Buglife
The Open Air Laboratory; Open for Users in Wales - Soapbox: Barbara Brown, Opal Community Scientist, Amgueddfa Cymru National Museum Wales Cardiff
Glastir: Rationale, progress to date and the way forward under the Rural Development Programme 2014-20 - Kevin Austin, Welsh Government
Microbial biodiversity assessment of Welsh soils using a metabarcoding approach - Prof Davey Jones, Environment Centre Wales, Bangor University
Llŷn Landscape Partnership project - Arwel Jones, Llŷn Landscape Partnership
Rejuvenation of Welsh Dunes - Mike Howe, Natural Resources Wales
Montane Heath - a critical piece of the upland puzzle - John Harold, Cymdeithas Eryri - Snowdonia Society
Workshops
Restoring Ancient Woodland Sites in Wales - An urgency to start, but no rush to finish?
How can the Welsh Government support capacity building?
Increasing LBAP action and engagement - experiences from Pembrokeshire