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What questions would you like answered by each panel. A brief description of each panel is opposite.
Moderator-Jane PerronePanel—Giacomo Guzzon, Dr. Gemma Jerome, Adam Hunt (URQUART AND HUNT)
How we communicate the spectrum of ecological aims associated with rewilding, biodiversity net gain and green infrastructure. How do these interface with public and private landscapes?
Panellists will discuss their approach and experiences including taking rewilding to this years RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Moderator-Arit AndersonPanel—Dr. Sue Stuart Smith, Sarah Price, Errol Fernandes
Rewilding is the restoration of nature in places altered by human activity but we should see people as a fundamental part of nature. People’s connection to, and relationship with nature is central to the success of rewilding initiatives and a hugely valuable resource for our own health and well-being.
Our panel of experts will engage in dynamic conversation surrounding the creation and value of diverse opportunities for people to reconnect with nature.
Moderator– Jane PerronePanel—Fergus Garrett, Dan Pearson, Poppy Okocha
Join our knowledgeable panellists to gain an in-depth understanding of how they assess, select and cultivate a widerange of plants, including edibles to provide maximum benefit for wildlife.
Moderator– Arit AndersonPanel—Jo McKerr, John Little, Sid Hill
Our panellists will draw from their own experience of sustainable practise and regenerative growing.
Delving into the detail of their methodology and exploring topics such as the creation of tapestry lawns, green roofs, edible meadows and forest gardens.
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