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• Blicharska Malgorzata  (Swedish Biodiversity Centre)


• Conflict in the protection and management of the Polish Białowieża Forest

• Bredin Yennie K.  (Norwegian Institute for Nature Research)

• The good, the bad, and the arguments – Contested wildland management in Norway

• Daniels Silvie, Witters  Nele, Beliën Tim, Vrancken Kristof, Vangronsveld Jaco, and Van Passel Steven
  (Hasselt University, Centre for Environmental Sciences, Belgium)

• Methodological  Approach for the Valuation of Biodiversity.  Case study: valuation of natural  predators for biological pest control in pear production, Flanders

• Dedeurwaerdere Tom, Hagens Janneke, Admiraal Jeroen, Beringer Almut,  Bonaiuto Flavia, Cicero Lavinia, Fernandez-Wulff Paula,  Hiedanpää  Juha,  Knights Paul, Melindi Paolo,  Popa Florin, Šilc Urban,  Soethe Nathalie, Soininen Tina,  van Esch Willem , and Vivero Pol Jose Luis
  (Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium  –  BIOMOT  Team)

• Groups in action for nature.  Motivations and autonomy

• Frison Christine (Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium)

• Planting the Commons: Towards Redesigning an Equitable Seed Exchange

• Györgyi Bela , Fabók Veronika, Balázs Bálint, Kovács Eszter  , Pataki György, and Kelemen Eszter
  (Environmental Social Science Research Group, Szent István  University, Hungary)

• Arguing for implementation of Natura 2000 in Hungary

• Geamănă Nicoleta,  Cosor Georgia,  Bucur Magdalena,  Stanciu Adina, and  Vădineanu Angheluţă
   (Research Center in Systems Ecology and Sustainability, University of Bucharest, Romania)

• Arguing for effective biodiversity conservation in the lower Danube Catchment, Romania

• Harrison Paula, Berry Pam, and Smith Alison  (Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford)

• Evidence for the value of biodiversity, and what it means to decision-makers

• Hendriks Kees, Coninx  Ingrid, Bugter Rob, and Bogers Marion
  (Alterra Wageningen – Radbout University, The Netherlands)

• Progress needs Participation - Argumentation for Natura 2000 in The Netherlands

• O’Neill John (1), Wossink Ada (2), Knights Paul (1) and Admiraal Jeroen (3) 
  (1)Philosophy, School of Social Sciences, The University of Manchester; (2)Economics, School of Social Sciences, The University of Manchester; (3)Conservation Biology, Institute of Environmental Sciences, Leiden University

•  An Overview of BIOMOT Work Package 1

• Polajnar Horvat Katarina  (Anton Melik Geographical institute ZRC SAZU)

• The Role of Social and Psychological factors in Developing Environmental Awareness and Changing  Environmental Behaviour

• Polajnar Horvat Katarina & Smrekar  Aleš  (Anton Melik Geographical institute ZRC SAZU)

• Segmentation of consumers with regard to environmental issues

• Tchibozo, Séverin (1), Mergen Patricia (2), Degreef Jérôme (3), Maniacky Jacky (2), Devos Maud (2)
  (1) Centre de Recherche pour la Gestion de la Biodiversité (CRGB), Cotonou, Bénin; (2) Royal Museum for Central Africa (RMCA), Belgium;  (3) Botanic Garden Meise (BGM), Belgium

• Importance of Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) for Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Services in Africa.

• Van Herzele Ann(1),  Aarts  Noelle (2) & Casaer Jim (1)
  (1) Research Institute for Nature and Forest (INBO);(2) Wareningen University, Strategic Communication

• To protect or to kill? Polarising dynamics of public debate on foxes and wild boar in Flanders