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Conservation Ecology

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Aims

The working aims of this group are:

Providing a forum for debating conservation ecology issues
Acting as the BES voice on issues of conservation policy
Facilitating networking among a diverse community of conservation ecologists
Communication of high quality science to the wider conservation community
Getting science into conservation practice
Seeking greater effectiveness in conservation management
Facilitating production of systematic reviews relevant to conservation practice
Facilitating dissemination of data sets and analytical methods

Contacts

Secretary:

Mick Green
Ecology Matters Ltd.
Bronhaul
Pentrebach
Talybont SY24 5EH
Email: info@ecologymatters.co.uk

Current Activities

Conference 2008:
The Ecological Consequences of a Severn Barrage
July 2nd. Cardiff.

..... Cancelled .....

With apologies to those who have already booked a place.
Unfortunately, booking numbers were too low to make the Severn Estuary conference worth running.
All of those who did book should have now heard from us, and had their cheques returned, but if you haven't please let us know.

With many thanks and apologies to the speakers, and to all others who kindly volunteered their time to help set the conference up.

Past Activities

Previous conference:

The group organised a conference in July 2007 to address the question ‘What are the ecological consequences of ‘wilding’ as a long term conservation strategy’.

A meeting report is available at www.wildland-network.org.uk/meetings/gregynog/wn_gregynog_reports.htm