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2006 saw two very successful events organised by the Minerals and Nature
Conservation Forum focusing on both Biodiversity and Geodiversity. Use
the links below to access presentation slides used on the day, or, to
request more detailed resources from us, use the contact us links to make
your request for a free CD Rom.
Maximising the Benefits of Site Biodiversity
Action Plans
This interactive training day took place in September 2006 and
complemented, as well as forming a continuation to, the introductory seminar
on Company Biodiversity Action Plans and Wetland Habitat Action Plans
held in September 2005. That session focused on why biodiversity is important
and the issues around establishing company BAPs.
Key Learning Outcomes from the day
· How to establish usable, useful indicators, including identifying
what indicators need to be established early on, and how to monitor and
measure progress.
· An understanding of the ways in which the BAP can contribute
to other strategies and engage other stakeholders.
· Awareness of sources of information including details of websites,
publications, organisations etc and what they can offer.
Downloads
Click here to
download Hanson Aggregates' best practice example of Biodiversity Action
Planning.
Click here to
download Nick Horsley's (of WBB Minerals) BAP presentation.
Other presentations and resources are available from the event. For your
free CD, please contact Tim Parry from The Minerals and Nature Conservation
Forum by clicking here.
Please state your name, address and contact number to receive your disk.
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Geodiversity Action Planning – what
are the practical implications?
This course complemented and formed a continuation from the introductory
seminar on Company Geodiversity Action Plans (GAPs) held in November 2005
which focused on why geodiversity is important and the issues around establishing
company Gaps
Key Learning Outcomes
· An understanding of the practicalities of managing permanent
and temporary geological resources on minerals sites through Gaps
· An understanding of the ways in which the GAP can contribute
to other strategies and engage other stakeholders.
· Awareness of sources of information including details of websites,
publications, organisations etc and what they can offer.
Downloads
Click here to the
presentation on Geodiversity Action Planning made by Natalie Bennet on
behalf of Natural England.
Click here to
access Dr Jonathan Larwood's Local Geodiversity Action Plan presentation.
A wide variety of presentations and resources are available from this
event. For your free CD, please contact Tim Parry from The Minerals and
Nature Conservation Forum by clicking here.
Please state your name, address and contact number to receive your disk.
Seven presentations are available on the disk.
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