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    3. You can read a brief summary of the day and some of the Tweets made by delegates on the summary and social media page. Links to all of the presentations from the event can be found below.

    Craig Bennett

    Craig Bennett, Chief Executive Officer, The Wildlife Trusts – “From data to delivery” Craig didn’t use slides, so there is no Powerpoint to accompany this talk. View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Lisa Chilton

    Lisa Chilton, Chief Executive Officer, NBN Trust – “Making data work for nature” Download Lisa’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    David Roy

    David Roy , Head of the Biological Records Centre, UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology – “Navigating the growing diversity of systems to submit, view and share wildlife sightings” Download David’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Mike Morris

    Mike Morris, Head of programme: eBioAtlas, Nature Metrics – “eDNA: working together to scale up the measurement of nature” Download Mike’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Oli Grafton

    Oli Grafton, Principal Advisor for NCEA (Natural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment) Citizen Science & Partnerships, Natural England “Transforming our investment in England’s biological data infrastructure” Download Oli’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Rona Sinclair

    Rona Sinclair, Marine Data and Ecology Advisor at NatureScot “Harnessing the value of Scottish marine biodiversity data to benefit nature: streamlining data flows and unlocking marine data sources”. Download Rona’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below.

    Clare Blencowe

    Clare Blencowe, Chair of Recorder 6 Steering Group and Manager of Sussex BRC – “A strategic perspective on Recorder 6” Download Clare’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Professor Rosie Hails

    The Sir John Burnett Memorial Lecture – Professor Rosie Hails, Nature and Science Director at the National Trust – “Biodiversity data: from its collection to our use” Download Rosie’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Michael Pocock

    Michael Pocock, Senior Researcher, UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology – “Recording nature where it matters: The DECIDE Project for precision citizen science” Download Michael’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Lisa Chilton and Ellen Wilson

    Lisa Chilton, Chief Executive Officer, NBN Trust and Ellen Wilson, SBIF Co-Chair – “Scotland’s Better Biodiversity Data project” Download Lisa and Ellen’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Sophia Ratcliffe

    Sophia Ratcliffe, NBN Trust Data Manager – “Highlights from the NBN Atlas” Download Sophia’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Charlotte Martin

    Charlotte Martin, Scotland’s Rural College – “A Glowing Report for Scotland” Download Charlotte’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below.

    Holly Woo

    Holly Woo, The Open University – “Using historic records to identify changes in ancient woodland flora in a new urban landscape” Download Holly’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Genevieve Barrett

    Genevieve Barrett, University Centre Sparsholt – “Hedgerow Heterogeneity and Management, the Influence on Breeding Populations of Yellowhammer (Emberiza citrinella)” Download Genevieve’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Daniel Salliss

    Daniel Salliss, Research Associate, University of East Anglia (UEA) – “Optimising landscape scale conservation interventions through Biodiversity Auditing” Download Daniel’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Tim Hirsch

    Tim Hirsch, Deputy Director, Head of Participation and Engagement, GBIF Secretariat – “Sharing data on a global scale: how records submitted to the NBN Atlas are used globally through GBIF” Download Tim’s presentation View the presentation on YouTube or click play below

    Additional recordings

    Welcome and Introductions End of morning Q&A Morning session closing remarks, including award of NBN Trust Honorary Membership End of Conference closing remarks NBN Trust AGM 2021 Four short videos from NBN Trust members

    Questions and discussions from Google Docs

    During the course of the day Google Docs were used to ask questions or start discussions. The contents of those open documents have now been brought together and summarised in a single pdf. Download the Q and A and discussion points document. https://vimeo.com/674471297 Bat Behaviour: North American Bats and White-Nose Syndrome from CPAWS Manitoba on Vimeo. Learn about the devastating disease threatening Manitoba's bats and how you can help in this CPAWS webinar with Dr. Craig Willis. In 2006, a microscopic fungus arrived in North America causing white-nose syndrome, a devastating fungal disease in bats, and one of the most drastic declines ever observed in an animal group. Since then, white-nose syndrome has killed tens of millions of bats. Mortality rates reached 100 per cent in some caves. And three species are now listed as endangered in Canada, including the little brown bat, previously the most abundant and widespread bat species in North America. Join us for a CPAWS Manitoba webinar with Dr. Craig Willis, Professor of Biology at the University of Winnipeg, whose bat lab has been studying white-nose syndrome for more than 15 years. He discusses the dangers of white-nose syndrome to Manitoba’s bats, the research being done to identify, protect, and improve critical bat habitats, and how you can get involved in monitoring bat populations in Manitoba. About the speaker Dr. Craig Willis is a Professor of Biology at the University of Winnipeg who has been studying the behaviour, ecology, and physiology of bats for over 20 years. His research on bats and white-nose syndrome has been covered by a range of national and international media including CBC's 'The Current' and 'Quirks and Quarks', CTV National News, the Guardian (UK), and the Los Angeles Times.
Publicado el 07 de febrero de 2023 por ahospers ahospers

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