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This document provides an agenda for a conference on protected areas. The conference will discuss the importance and value of protected areas globally and in the UK. It will examine challenges and pressures facing protected areas, including those in national parks and landscapes. The conference will also discuss best practices, innovations, and opportunities regarding protected area management. It will feature perspectives on protected areas from UK nature conservation agencies. The document schedules sessions on these topics with multiple speakers as well as questions, breaks, and an annual general meeting for the IUCN National Committee UK.
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- 3. Session 1:Protected Areas Overview – International and UK Contexts Prof Martin Price Session Chair
- 4. Global and European Context – the importance and value of protected areas Trevor Sandwith and Kathy MacKinnon
- 5. UK and Overseas Territories context – protected areas policy Marcus Yeo
- 6. Speakers Panel and Questions Session Chair Prof Martin Price
- 7. Coffee break
- 8. Session 2: Challenges and Pressures on our Protected Areas Session Chair Anne Selby
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- 10. Protecting Wild Land in the UK – challenges and solutions Helen McDade
- 11. Landscape-scale conservation and the role of protected areas Stuart Housden
- 12. The Future for Marine Protected Areas Jean-Luc Solandt
- 13. Speakers Panel and Questions Session Chair Anne Selby
- 14. Lunch break
- 15. Session 3: Best Practice, Innovations, Opportunities and Solutions Session Chair Prof. Roger Crofts
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- 23. Protected Area perspectives from the UK’s nature conservation agencies Roger Thomas
- 24. Protected Area perspectives from the UK’s nature conservation agencies Graham Seymour
- 25. Protected Area perspectives from the UK’s nature conservation agencies David Henshilwood
- 26. Speakers Panel and Questions Session Chair Prof. Roger Crofts
- 27. Conference Summary Conference Chair Stuart Brooks
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