Presentations for download

10 June 2015

• Mark Reed: Motivational drivers and governance: group-based valuation of socio-cultural
  ecosystem services.

• Claudia Pahl Wostl: Multi-level social learning processes in resource governance.

• Rob Bugter, Pekka Jokinen, and Paula Harrison: What works in arguing for biodiversity?

• Wouter De Groot: The BIOMOT project: Basic method and one basic result.
• John O'Neill: Overview of key findings BIOMOT: discourses and governance.
• Marino Bonaiuto: The BIOMOT project: the individual level. (only a few slides)

• Nathalie Soethe et al.: The role of non-material values in peatland protection – do they matter?
• Samantha S. K. Scholte et al.: Public support for wetland restoration: what is the link with ecosystem service values?
• Almut Beringer et al.: Connection to nature in adulthood: investigating the psychology of nature conservation across the lifespan
• Marino Bonaiuto et al.: The BIOMOT project: the individual level. (more details about methods and results)

• Uta Eser: Prudence, justice and the good life. An ethical analysis of biodiversity communication in Europa
• Bernd Hansjürgens et al.: Money talks: using economics to enable communication and mainstreaming nature's values into decision-making
• Hans Farjon et al.: Nature images of EU citizens. A survey in 9 Member States
• Ferdinando Fornara et al.: Social-psychological features of people highly motivated to act for biodiversity and nature: multivariate analyses on a 7 EU country sample

• Marina García-Llorente et al.: Arguments on livestock traditional practices within conservation strategies
• Barbara Mihók et al.: Deciding what’s priority: how stakeholders frame research questions for conserving biodiversity
• Nicoleta Geamănă et al.: Arguing in favor of biodiversity: a case study in Small Island of Braila Natural Park. Romania
• J.F. Admiraal et al.: Discourses about economic valuation of biodiversity in Europe: an application of Q methodology

11 June 2015

• D. Mortelmans et al.: Implementing the EU Biodiversity Strategy 2020
• E. Primmer: Ecosystem service arguments and different modes of governance
• R. Tinch et al.: Catchment Management in the UK: The Role of Arguments for Biodiversity
• K. Polajnar: Protection of Corncrake "Establishing Long-Term Protection of Crex Crex in Slovenia"
• P. Knights: The Hay Time project: an initiative that restored 279 hectares of traditionally managed hay meadow in the Yorkshire Dales, UK

• Rob Bugter: Feedback from BESAFE sessions.

• Michael Pregernig: Transdisciplinary research for ecosystem service provision and
  biodiversity management in the European Union.

• Domenico Rossetti di Valdalbero: Knowledge co-production / co-design and the future
  of sustainability research.