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| Tim Mackrill, author of The Osprey, will be discussing this species with Roy Dennis and Tim Appleton at 3pm - appropriately enough on the event's Osprey stage |
Osprey Lecture Theatre
1000: To be Confirmed
1100: Wildlife Gardeners’ Question Time
1200: Nigel Marven: A Career with Dinosaurs and other Remarkable Reptiles
1300: Nick Baker
1400: Simon King: Tales from the Bush and Beyond
1500: Roy Dennis, Tim Mackrill and Tim Appleton: Ospreys and other conservation success stories
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Avocet Lecture Stage
1000: Will Fox: My life with Leopards
1030: Dan Brown: Spectacular Shetland Wildlife
1100: Susannah Kerr: Wildlife of the Scottish Highlands
1130: Martin Kelsey: Extremadura - birding off the beaten track
1200: Leonardo de Moura Persi: Brazil - The country of birds
1230: Daniel Roman
1300: Dr Sophie-Lee Williams: Restoring White-tailed Eagles to South-east Wales and Severn Estuary
1330: Tim Jones: Migfest - the Spurn Migration Festival
1400: Rebecca Nason; Shetland Seabird Tours - The Noss Boat
1430: Claudien Nsabagasani: Birding and Safaris Tours in East Africa
1500: Dan Brown: Islay & Jura in Autumn: The Eagle Islands
1530: Balázs Szigeti: Eye to Eye with Snow Leopards
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Curlew Lecture Stage
1000: Naomi Johns: Understanding Falco tinnunculus - the European Kestrel
1030: James Stevens: The Inner and Outer Hebrides
1100 : Craig Fellowes: Fighting wildlife crime
1130: Martin Beaton: The Falkland Islands
1200: Helen Bryon: Brazil - including the Cerrado, the Amazon and the Pantanal
1230: Simon Barnes: Lost in the Bush - a tribute to a pioneer of Zambian birding, the late Bob Stjernstedt
1300: Harry Munt: How an encounter with a Kestrel and a chalkpit changed my life
1330: Chandika Jayaratne: Sri Lanka's wildlife and how tourism is driving conservation
1400: Richard Baines: The Rarity Garden - The Great White Cape of Flamborough
1430: Bret Charman: Australia - Wildlife Down Under
1500: Belen Rodriquez: Ecotourist Reserve of Green Spain
1530: Steven Stansfield: Bardsey - the island of 20,000 saints and shearwaters
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Plover Lecture Stage
0930 To be Confirmed
1000 To be Confirmed
1030: Victoria Woolley: Art For Wildlife - How art can reconnect us with nature and help to raise awareness of projects by bringing people together.
1100: Rajan Jolly: Tigers of Central India
1130: Harriet Mead and Nick Acheson: Wild Heath, Wild Art
1200: Łukasz Mazurek: Bison, birds and dead wood - birdwatching in Białowieża Forest
1230: Oliver Smart: The Gambia, an introduction to birding in Africa
1300: Jon Mason: Night at the Reserve: Wild Stays at Welney
1330: Alberto Bosque Coello: Castilla y León - a great destination for natural life lovers.
1400: Tony Williams:A look at wildlife in four French gardens, covering France from north to south with main species of interest
1430: Richard Parsons: Bellavista and North-western Ecuador
1500: Paul Stanbury: Tanzania’s Wildlife Highlights
1530: To be Confirmed
* See previous two posts for speakers on Friday and Saturday.
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