Presentations

Day 1 - Wednesday 7 October

• What is the relevance to practical conservation of national and international valuation studies?
  Philip Bubb, UNEP-WCMC and Katharine Bolt RSPB
• How can we incorporate valuation, scientific and social evidence into our delivery?
  Dave Raffaelli, University of York
• How do we value biodiversity within an ecosystem approach?
  Richard Aspinall, Macaulay Land Use Research Institute

Day 2 - Thursday 8 October

• The forward process for the UK List of Priority Species & Habitats – one year on
  Paul Rose, JNCC
• Country Group Updates

  England	- Pete Brotherton, NE
  Wales	- Liz Howe, CCW
  Scotland	- Greg Mudge, SNH

• 2008 Reporting Round key findings
  Robin Wynde, RSPB
• What weight should we attach to the value of biodiversity in a successor to the 2010 Target? What else should we consider?
  Martin Brasher, Defra
• What should be our priorities for habitat creation and restoration (and why don't we do more of it)?
  Pete Brotherton, Natural England
• How can net gains for biodiversity be secured from the planning system?
  Alistair Macpherson, Plymouth LPA
• The international study into The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB)
  Pavan Sukhdev, Study Leader – TEEB & Project Leader – Green Economy Initiative (UNEP)
• Valuing Biodiversity in the Quarry Products Industry
  Laverne Bell, Quarry Products Association Northern Ireland
• Valuing Biodiversity in the Tourism Sector
  Rachel Sharp, Brecknock Wildlife Trust
• Valuing biodiversity in the water industry
  Joanne Kennedy, United Utilities
• Lessons from Fungi
  Rob Stoneman, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust