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| Scanning the sky for Curlews - Mary Colwell (photo: curlewaction.org) |
Osprey Stage
1000: To be confirmed
1100: Scotland’s Wild Side
1200: Nigel Marven: Encounters with Penguins
1300: Dominic Dyer: The impact of American nationalism and isolationism under President Trump on global cooperation to tackle the climate and nature crisis.
1400: Simon King: Tales from the Bush and beyond
1500: Global Birdfair official opening & Safeguarding Ocean Species project launch with BirdLife International
1600: Desert Island Birds: Roy Dennis reveals the birds he would most welcome on his Desert Island to Stephen Moss.
1700: Dominic Dyer: Wildlife Crime
1800: Robert E Fuller: The value of ponds
1930: Peter Harrison:The Albatrosses
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Avocet Lecture Stage
0930: Nick Skilbeck: An RSPB Local Group reinvigorated through community and conservation projects including playing fields converted to habitat for birds and sand martin boxes.
1000: Alison Whitfield: Kavango Zambezi - Rivers of Life
1030: Jon Mason: Castle Wild Camp - what happens when camping and nature combine?
1100: Charles Anderson: Indonesian seabirds and other marine wildlife
1130: Carlos Bethancourt: Darién - Land of the Harpy Eagle and Birding Wonders
1200: Leonardo de Moura Persi: Embratur Brasil
1230: Dan Brown: Scotland's Wild Isles.
1300: Leio De Souza: Birding in Papua New Guinea: Birds of Paradise and More
1330: Tony Thorne: Wildlife Journeys in Guyana
1400: Anton Wolfaardt: Saving Marion Island's Seabirds - The Mouse-Free Marion Project.
1430: Rob Williams: Endemic Birds of Peru
1500: Luciano Lima:the Brazilian Amazon
1530: Daniel Roman
1600: Rene Montero: Safe birding in Colombia
1630: Scott Pursner: Seabird Bycatch Work in East Asia - Tales from Taiwan
1700: Carole Turek: Magnificent Obsession - The Quest to Photograph Every Hummingbird Species
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Curlew Lecture Stage
1000: Chris Bell: Colombia - The Country of Beauty
1030: Leslie Reynolds: Where to Watch Birds in Zambia
1100: Vaughan Ashby: The best f the 6,000 bird species he has photographed around the world
1130: Susan Morgan: Unravelling the complex challenges facing UK songbirds
1200: Mike Dilger: Papua New Guinea
1230: Mary Colwell: Curlews of the World
1300: Peter Waanders: Australia - Land of Parrots
1330: Alejandra Rendón: Birds of Colombia
1400: Lara Broom: Birdwatching in São Tomé and Príncipe
1430: Nick Acheson and Michael Warren: Wildlife and Nature Writing on the Isle of Islay
1500: Mohit Aggarwal: Himalayan Birds
1530: James Kimball: Wildlife on the Western Caribbean Slope of Bocas Del Toro, Panamá
1600: Denis Bohm: Herzegovina - Spring Migration Along the Adriatic Flyway Route.
1630: Chris Bell: 2000 Birds: A Very Big South American Year
1700: Mary Colwell: Update on the status of the GCSE in Natural History - is it going to happen?
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Plover Lecture Stage
1000: Toby Carter: Zeiss products
1030: Marek Borkowski: From longbows to Corncrakes. How the nature of NE Poland powered Britain since mediaeval times
1100: Andy Tucker: Ecuador - from Amazon to The Andes
1130: Jamie McKaughan: Migration of endangered Egyptian Vultures from Central Asia
1200: Stephen Moss: Lo-tech to hi-tech: how technology has transformed birding.
1230: Sara Frost: Mexico’s Baja California and Sea of Cortez
1300: Rachel Bigsby: The Art of Seabird Photography
1330: Alain Pascua: Philippine Endemic Birds
1400: Guy Anderson: Update on Spoon-billed Sandpiper conservation
1430: Sean McCormack: Urban bird conservation
1500: Kerrie Porteous: A tour operator’s perspective on the biodiversity crisis
1530: Yeray Seminario: Exploring Global Raptor Migration Hotspots
1600: Tonia Cochran: The world's only migratory parrots - Orange-bellied Parrots, Blue-winged Parrots and Swift Parrots.
1630: Marija Perkovic: Birds of Livanjsko Polje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
1700: Rafael Armada: The Smallest European Seabird - The Story of Mediterranean Storm Petrels.
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