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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

 

Future meetings:


2010 Biodiversity and Business Symposium
Assessing the Risks and Opportunities of a Products Impact on

Biodiveristy within the Supply Chain

30th June at Charles Darwin House, 12 Roger Street, London WC1N 2JU

Cranfield University, School of Management (SOM), Middlemarch Environmental Ltd and the British Ecological Society (BES) - Conservation Ecology Special Interest Group

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To register to attend this event, please complete the booking form

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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