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Official Welcome

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Plenary 1: Dr. Niki Harré, Department of Psychology, University of Auckland

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Plenary 2: Ms Anna Oposa, Save Philippine Seas

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Registration

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Plenary 3: Ms Lisel Alamilla, Chair, Toledo Maya Land Rights Commission, Belize. Belize: The experience of Conservation Optimism at a Local NGO vs. National Government.

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Mid-morning Break

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Optional Dinner

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Meet the Plenary Speakers: Niki Harré, Anna Oposa

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[Session 1] Inspiring and empowering local communities to conserve lions in northern Kenya | [Session 2] Elephants, ethnicities, war and peace: exploring conservation through the “desert elephants” of Mali

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Five reasons to be cheerful: showcasing conservation success in decision making

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[Session 1] Celebrating Conservation Heroes | [Session 2] Conservation Storytelling: How to Share Your Success through Compelling Images and Videos

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Afternoon Break

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[Session 1] Brain hacks for powerful conservation messages | [Session 2] Does time spent in nature improve our mental health?

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A new generation of environmental leaders embrace Whole Earth conservation

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[Session 1] Is Optimism Enough? Engaging Values and Virtues in Mobilising Communities for Conservation. | [Session 2] Edutainment as Strategic Marketing for Conservation

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Lunch & Not-A-Poster Sessions

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Selling Success: Marketing a Better World with Conservation Optimism

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Are you optimistic? Understanding how optimism affects conservation decision-making

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Drinks reception & Creative session: Celebrating people in nature

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Safeguarding space for nature, securing our future: half-earth, whole-earth or a different earth?

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[Session 1] Rebuilding tropical fisheries village by village | [Session 2] Managing (Turtle) Conservation Program in Developing Countries

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Framing the oceans: Why the words we use matter

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Collaborative Conservation – Creating Connections to Enhance Conservation Capacity in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Plenary 5: Helen Crowley, Kering

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Plenary 4: Professor Andrew Balmford, University of Cambridge

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Panel session & Closing remarks

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Mid-morning Break

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Sisters in Conversation/Conservation

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Lunch & Optional Session

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Expanding the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species to be a positive vision for conservation

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Mid-Afternoon Break

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Nature Culture Future: the IUCN Green List and conservation success in a rapidly changing world

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The future of corporate biodiversity accounting and disclosure

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Selling success: storyboarding to empower the next generation of conservationists

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Meet the Plenary Speakers: Helen Crowley, Lisel Alamilla

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Introducing an innovative new approach to define, track, and report on conservation results

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Is rewilding more than just restoring nature?

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Species conservation is not depressing – there have been successes and we can affect change

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Thinking Outside of Contemporary and Wildlife Conservation: Diverse Perspectives and Change

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Fisheries and biodiversity conservation: exploring 20 years of sustainability certification

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PANORAMA – Solutions for a healthy planet

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Arts-science collaboration for conservation conflicts

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Accessing alternative funding: what makes an investible opportunity

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Banning Microbeads From Your Bathroom: The role individuals & businesses play in changing policy

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Using art to bring hope in conservation

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If you build it, they will come: how positive messaging can inspire business to benefit nature

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Youth Engagement in Conservation: Voices from the Middle East

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Is rewilding more than just restoring nature?

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Are you optimistic? Understanding how optimism affects conservation decision-making

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The art of connecting to nature with purpose, a view from behavioural sciences & positive psychology