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Wetland Futures Report 2013: The Value of Healthy Wetlands
Contents
Executive summary
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction
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Keynote speech
Prof. Chris Baines
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Overall policy panel
Two key sectors to engage with – agriculture
& planning
Alister Driver
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Scotland: wetland policy challenges and
opportunities
Lisa Webb
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Wetlands in Wales: key challenges for Natural
Resources Wales
Chris Uttley
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Wetlands and agricultural panel
Peat and food security
Prof. Joe Morris
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Catchment Sensitive Farming
James Grischeff
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A farming perspective
Richard Murray Wells
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What is the value of wetlands?
Dr Peter Glaves
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The economics of ecosystems and
biodiversity (TEEB) for water and wetlands
Daniela Russi
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Waterlogged wealth: realising the multiple
benefits of healthy wetlands
Prof. Ed Maltby
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Sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) for people
and wildlife: from principles to practice
Andy Graham
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Healthy wetlands for land management
Jason Beedell
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The benefits of healthy wetlands from a local
planning perspective
Prof. Alister Scott
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Ripon City Quarry: a corporate ecosystem
valuation
Delia Shannon
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Constructed wetlands: a water company
perspective
Dr Gabriela Dotro
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The International Water Stewardship Standard
Claire Bramley
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Working with wetlands: achieving catchment
benefits for wetlands and land managers
on Tweed
Prof. Chris Spray
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The Great Fen project: the multiple benefits of
wetland restoration
Kate Carver
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Floodplain meadows project: the multiple
benefits
Prof. David Gowing
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Implications of an ecosystem service agenda
for wetland conservation
Dr Richard Bradbury
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Climate change and wetlands
Dr Mike Morecroft
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Introduction to the Blueprint for Water
Carrie Hume
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The field trip – Askham bog
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Conclusions, challenges and the future
Dr Debbie Pain
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