Transformative Change – What does this approach to conservation mean for the UK?

The event will kick off with short talks from experts with views on what transformative change could mean for conservation in the UK. This will be followed by a short Q and A after which you will get a chance to express your views in an informal setting in the workshop-style discussions.

After the group work, there will be a chance to catch up with colleagues over a free pie and a pint. A blog of the event and a report capturing the key points and recommendations made by speakers and attendees will be made available on the BES website. The event is free but places are limited- book your ticket here.

Confirmed speakers

Chair: Prof Chris Thomas, University of York
· Prof Callum Roberts, University of York
· Rachael Brice, CEO Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
· Dr Ioan Fazey, University of York

Disabled access:
If disabled access is required please let us know in advance and this will be accommodated.
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About Pie and a Pint events

The “Pie and a Pint” meetings were started by the BES-Scottish Policy Group, the idea being for scientists and policy makers to meet together informally to discuss a relevant key policy topic over a pint and some food (it is all free, being paid for by the BES).

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