Welcome and Keynote
09:30-10:00
- Keynote: Emily McKenzie, Technical Director, Taskforce on Nature Related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)
Session 1: Economics for Nature
10:00-11:30
Chair: Nicholas Hanley, University of Glasgow
- The Value of Species Data in England - Ian Dickie, eftec
- Delivering Connective Nature Based Solutions: Barriers Faced by Farmers and Potential Solutions - Diane Burgess, AFBINI
- Ecological and Economic Implications of Alternative Metrics in Biodiversity Offset Markets - Nicholas Hanley, University of Glasgow
Lunch Break and Power Lunch Sessions:
- The Power of Networking with Bruce Howard & Jenny Phelps, 11:45 - 12:05
- The Power of Narratives - What's Your Story? with Secil Honeywill and Ece Ozdemiroglu, 12:10 - 12:30
- The Power of Visual Arts with Rob Fish and Holly McKelvey, 12:35 - 12:55
Session 2: Economics for Climate Change
13:00-14:30
Chair: Ben Groom, University of Exeter
- Decomposition of the Temperature-Driven Output Losses in India: Plant-level Evidence for the Climate Change Adaptation Policy - Olexiy Kyrychenko, CERGE-EI, Prague
- The Near-Miss Effect of Forest Fires: Evidence from Western Australia - Maria Teresa Gonzalez Valencia, University of Birmingham
- The Social Value of Offsets - Ben Groom, University of Exeter
Session 3: Preferences and Economic Valuation
14:45 - 15:45
Chair: Silvia Ferrini, University of East Anglia
- Environmental Valuation of Elements of Biodiversity in the Titicaca National Reserve - Diana Quispe, Universidad Nacional Micaela Bastidas of Apurímac
- Testing the Stability of Preferences in the Time of the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Three-Wave Cross Country Choice Experiment for Sustainable Chocolate Bars - Gaetano Grilli, University of East Anglia
- What is the Value of EU Habitat and Species Maintenance Policy? From Model Results to Policy Uses - Silvia Ferrini, University of East Anglia
Session 4: Working in a Multidisciplinary World
16:00 - 17:00
This session will focus on providing a toolkit of interdisciplinary skills, aimed particularly at collaborations between economists and ecologists and research users and research creators. We will cover topics such as building a team, designing a project and communication across disciplines.
- Asif Noorani, Managing Partner, Epiphany Productions
- Rosie Hails, Director of Nature & Science, National Trust
- Nicola Beaumont, Head of Science, Sea, and Society, Plymouth Marine Laboratory
- Emilie Aime, Senior Managing Editor, British Ecological Society
- Ece Ozdemiroglu, Founding Director, eftec