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LEMUR Conference Programme

9.30 Arrivals
10.15 Welcome by Chair, Jo Taylor (LANTRA)
10.20 Housekeeping at Kew Gardens
10.25 Lemur Film premier
10.40 ‘Why we should be investing in training the next generation of wildlife professionals and amateurs.’
Chair, Jo Taylor (LANTRA)
10.50 'How I Became a Wildlife professional - An overview of issues affecting the recruitment of the next generation of naturalists.'
Dr Roger Key (Freelance entomologist)
11.20 'Starting the learning process.'
Christine Newton (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew)
11.35 Tea & Coffee
11.55 'Ecological skills gaps.'
Dr Jill Suttcliffe (Institute of Ecology & Environmental Management)
12.15 'Skills for the future: Preparing the sector for the post-recession economy'
Dr Jo Reilly (Heritage Lottery Fund)
12.30 'The Lemur concept – a response to a need.'
Phil Burton (Herefordshire Nature Trust), Simon Roper (Ambios)
12.40 Lemur Trainee perspective
Lewis Goldwater (Natural England)
12.55 Lemur Host perspective
Ted Talbot (Ecclesall Woods/Working Woodlands Trust)
13.10 Employer perspective
Steven Bradley (Torbay Coast and Countryside Trust)
13.25 Lunch
14.20 Lemur Trainee perspective
Ms Rebecca May (Warwickshire County Council)
14.35 Lemur Host perspective
Mr David Lowe (Warwickshire County Council)
14.50 Employer perspective
Mr Ian Tanner (Eco-line Environmental Consultants)
15.05 Tea & Coffee
15.20 'Five years down the line.'
Alex Scholefield (Ex-Kingfisher trainee)
15.35 'Where are we now and where next?'
Phil Burton (Herefordshire Nature Trust), Simon Roper (Ambios)
15.45 Speaker panel
Summary and questions from the floor (Chair)
16.00 Finish

This programme may be subject to change without notice.

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