Wales Biodiversity Partnership Conference 2018

National Museum Wales Cardiff

19th and 20th September 2018

Day 1 Presentation

All nature does for us…communicating values and incentivising action Professor Julia Jones, Bangor University

Day 1 Presentation

Restoring the balance Duncan Sinclair, Powys Moorland Partnership

Day 1 Presentation

Do arable weeds matter? Cath Shellswell, Plantlife

Day 1 Presentation

A Celebration of LIFE – the EU’s programme supporting environmental and nature conservation projects. Catherine Duigan Natural Resources Wales

Day 2 Presentation

Measuring the Health and Wellbeing Impacts of Environmental Programmes using Health Impact Assessment: Case Studies from Wales Nerys Edmonds, Public Health Wales

Day 2 Presentation

Geodiversity of the Brecon Beacons – why it matters Alan Bowring, Brecon Beacons National Park Authority

Day 2 Presentation

Learning for Life – the role of outdoor learning in wellbeing Tim Orrell, Swansea Council

Bee Friendly

Day 1 Presentation

Ministerial address Minister for Environment, Hannah Blythyn AM

Day 1 Presentation

Landscape-scale conservation: Using the past to inform the future Dr Kevin Watts, Forestry Research

Day 1 Presentation

B-Lines – a Wales wide network Matt Shardlow, Buglife

Day 2 Presentation

Keynote address The Environment for Future Generations Jacob Ellis, Office of the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales

Day 2 Presentation

Actif Wood Wales – Improving health and wellbeing, developing confidence and learning woodland skills Amie Andrews and Maggie Elsey-Cox, Small Woods

Day 2 Presentation

Restoring native broadleaves and biodiversity on a Planted Ancient Woodland Site – a steep eighteen-year learning curve!

Sue Price, Ruperra Conservation Trust

Day 1 Presentation

Welsh Government Policy Update Peter McDonald, Welsh Government

Day 1 Presentation

Living Seas Wales: Showcasing Wales’ Marine Wildlife Laura Evans and Beverley Phillips, The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales

Day 1 Presentation

A Butterfly Indicator for Wales Russel Hobson, Butterfly Conservation

Day 2 Presentation

The Nature of Health Malcolm Ward, Public Health Wales

Day 2 Presentation

Environmental community youth engagement in the 21st Century Francis Curran

Day 2 Presentation

The Long Forest Project Shane Hughes, Keep Wales Tidy

Species in Wales

Amphibians & Reptiles

Birds

Lichens

Terrestrial Mammals

Bryophytes

Invertebrates

Helping Wildlife

Wildlife Gardening