Getting Involved

Conservation Ecology

Secretary: Mick Green

 

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

Contact:

Mick Green
Ecology Matters Ltd.
Bronhaul
Pentrebach
Talybont  SY24 5EH

Past Activities:

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

 

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