Summaries of Contributions
- Roger Williams – Science, gardening and biodiversity
- Helen Bostock – Ladders, holes and pitfalls: year one for the RHS Plants for Bugs project
- Jan Miller – Importance of brownfield sites and how to mimic them in the garden.
- Margaret Couvillon – How good is the British countryside for our honey bees? Decoding waggle dances to determine where the bees are foraging
- Mike Toms – Conservation status of garden birds
- Jeremy Biggs – What’s really living in your garden pond? First results from Pond Conservation’s detailed garden pond research programme.
- Mark Goddard – Scaling up from gardens: Avian diversity in a residential ecosystem
- Chloë Smith and Elaine Hughes – The LWT/GLA/GiGL Gardens Research Project – Investigating the nature of London’s gardens using aerial photography and GIS
- June Greenaway – The social science of wildlife gardening: Why some people choose to practice while others do not.
- Steve Head – So what IS the role of gardens in biodiversity conservation?
- The National Launch of Jennifer Owen’s book “Wildlife of a Garden: A Thirty-Year Study\”
- Ken Thompson – Jennie Owen’s “invention\” of Garden Ecology
- Transcript of the Video of Jennifer Owen talking about her book.
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Wildlife Gardening Forum Conference report Nov 2010
Wildlife Gardening Forum Conference report Nov 2010 Garden Wildlife in the International Year of Biodiversity
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