Seminar Six
Creating a new prosperity:
Fresh approaches to ecosystem services and human well-being
4th September 2009 - London,
The Royal Geographical Society
Info Pack for the day (programme, abstracts, participants lists)
The sixth and final meeting was a major one day symposium bringing together leading scientists and policy makers to take stock of current research into the management of ecosystem services for human well-being. Recent years have witnessed sustained interest in the idea of ‘ecosystem services’ and ‘ecosystem based approaches’ to natural resource management. This event presented a critical and reflective view of progress to date on current approaches for ecosystem service studies and took a look forward at place in emerging research and policy agendas.
Presentations
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Roy Haines-Young, Marion Potschin CEM & Robert Fish Ormi/Exeter University |
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Katrina Brown, University of East Anglia |
Ecosystem Services and Human Well Being: Interrogating the Evidence |
Geoffrey Hammond and Peter Reason, University of Bath |
Sustaining Future Ecosystem Services: From Understanding to Action |
Piran White, University of York |
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Julia McMorrow, University of Manchester |
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Rebecca Wade, University of Abertay Dundee & Lian Scholes, Middlesex University |
ISSUES: Integrating Sciences to Sustain Urban Ecosystem Services |
Ed Maltby et al., University of Liverpool |
New Approaches to Managing Ecosystem Services in the Marine Environment |
R. Kerry Turner et al., University of East Anglia |
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Pushpam Kumer, University of Liverpool |
Valuation of regulating services of ecosystems in South Asia: Evidence and Lessons Learned |
Erik Gómez-Baggethun, Autonomous University of Madrid |
Conceptual and methodological challenges in ecosystem services valuation |
Paul Ekins, University College London |
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