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Cecilia Larrosa

Department of Biological Sciences National University of Singapore Block S16, Level 9 6 Science Drive 2, Singapore 117546 Email: cecilia.larrosa@nus.edu.sg or cecilia.larrosa10@imperial.ac.uk Research Interests My overall research interests are socio-ecological systems, landscape ecology and spatial land use planning. I am interested in understanding how conservation…

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Sam Earle

Imperial College London Division of Biology Silwood Park Campus Ascot SL5 7PY Email: s.earle13 @ imperial.ac.uk Skype: sam.a.earle Research Interests My fascination of large mammal conservation has taken me to incredible parts of the globe working alongside extraordinary people. With increasing experience, I begun to…

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Carlyn Samuel

Imperial College London Silwood Park Buckhurst Road Ascot Berkshire, SL5 7PY carlyn.samuel10@ imperial.ac.uk  Current Research I am currently a researcher on the Valuing Nature Network (VNN) project, ‘Capturing differentiated experience of change to ensure pro-poor ecosystem service interventions are fit for purpose’. The project is…

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Emilie Beauchamp

Imperial College Centre for Environmental Policy Division of Biology Silwood Park Buckhurst Road, Ascot SL5 7PY e: e.beauchamp12 @ imperial.ac.uk Research interests My research interests focus on leveraging sustainable natural resource management with the aim of alleviating poverty and building local governance in poor and…

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Aidan Keane

Lecturer in Quantitative Conservation Science Imperial College London Silwood Park Buckhurst Road Ascot Berkshire, SL5 7PY e: a.keane @ imperial.ac.uk t: (0)20 7594 2283 Research interests My interests lie in understanding how human behaviour and decision-making affect the outcomes of conservation interventions in complex social-ecological…

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Annabelle Bladon

Imperial College London Silwood Park Campus Buckhurst Road Ascot Berkshire SL5 7PY a.bladon12 @ imperial.ac.uk Skype: annabelle.bladon Research Interests I am interested in marine fisheries and the social and ecological challenges faced by fisheries management. I am also interested in the concept of ecosystem services…

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Katherine Short

Visiting Researcher, ICCS Marine Advocate, Indo-Pacific, WWF New Zealand. The myriad of inter-connected life that is biodiversity is the inspiration for Katherine’s commitment to conservation, ecological restoration and sustainable development. Since growing up in Singapore with rhinoceros beetles in her garden, Katherine has been dedicated…

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The benefits of involving local people in monitoring natural resources in the developing countries – results from around the world

Neil Burgess and Finn Daniselsen (and collaborators)   The decentralisation of natural resource management has gained pace over the past 20 years. Linked to this is the emergence of participatory approaches to conservation and also to the monitoring of natural resources.   In this talk…

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Valuing Nature Network Workshop – September 17 and 18th 2012

Understanding and monitoring the effects of environmental interventions on wellbeing: Learning from other perspectives and from experience This two-day interdisciplinary workshop brought together UK and international researchers and practitioners to explore different perspectives on how wellbeing can be understood and measured, and to share experiences of…

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Conservation and human wellbeing: Integrating local voices into natural resource management

The Valuing Nature Network’s Conservation and human wellbeing event took place on Monday, 10 Dec 2012. Hosted by ZSL, the event was well attended by academics, NGOs and multinational businesses, who joined in the debate to explore how a better understanding of human wellbeing can…

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