This 2-day conference will explore the latest ideas and best practice behind effective ecological restoration and habitat creation.
Description
Current initiatives designed to halt biodiversity loss and restore resilient ecological networks are dependent on coherent policy approaches combined with successful implementation through application of effective practical techniques. This 2-day Glasgow conference, is an opportunity for policy makers and practitioners to explore innovation and best practice in this important area of professional practice.
Drawing on examples from a wide range of ecosystems, the conference sessions will examine the different stages of the ecological restoration and habitat creation process from the policy and legislative context through to post-implementation monitoring. Delegates attending the conference will be expecting to leave with a better understanding of the why, the how and critical factors in delivering success.