Valuing Nature Annual Conference 2019 - Posters

Incorporating the insurance value of peri-urban ecosystem services into natural hazard policies and insurance products: Insights from Mexico - Dr Rosalind Bark, University of East Anglia

Expanding the role of participatory mapping to assess ecosystem service provision: A case study of natural capital in the Deben Estuary - Dr Daryl Burdon, Daryl Burdon Ltd

Open-data approaches to mapping (& valuation of) ecosystem service provision anywhere in the World, using Co$tingNature - Dr Sophia Burke, AmbioTEK CIC

The cost of humanity: More positive attitudes towards humanity curtail concern for animals and nature - Dr Wing Yee (VerBon) Cheung, University of Winchester

From urban agriculture to public health in The Global North: A framework - Catalina Cruz-Piedrahita, Imperial College

Ecosystems in conflict - Environmental change impacts on the Colombian páramos - Prof. Terry Dawson, King’s College London

Where to locate new energy infrastructure: a natural capital approach - Gemma Delafield, University of Exeter

Treezilla: a platform for mapping and valuing the UK's urban trees - Nadia Dewhurst-Richman, The Open University

Public Perceptions of Flood Management Schemes in the UK - Mikaela D'Souza, University of Nottingham

When screens replace backyards: Strategies to connect electronic-media-oriented young people to nature - Rachael Edwards, University of Waterloo, Canada

Scottish Natural Capital - Ecosystem Service Accounts - Max Engledew, Office for National Statistics

Connecting Children and Young People to Nature - Nicola Estill, Friends of the Lake District

Urban Green and Blue space benefits in cities from four continents: Asia, Latin America, Africa, Europe - Dr David H Fletcher, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology

Reversing the over-use of natural capital in socio-technical systems - what might a stable system look like? - Dr Rachel Freeman, University College London

Valuing geology - Nature's fundamental component - Julie Harrald, The Geology Trusts

Valuing nature through sustainable agriculture: investments in biochar-pigeon pea businesses in Zambia - Dr Pernille Holtedahl, Blue Maia

AECOM’s Natural Capital Laboratory:  a testbed site where teams can undertake experimental new techniques to quantify, measure and communicate environmental and social change - Campbell Howe, AECOM

How does the type and quality of urban green and blue spaces impact subjective well-being in London? - Sarah Knight, University of York

Quantification of Birch and Bracken encroachment on heathland using airborne hyperspectral imager and Sentinel 2 satellite imagery - Dr Gary Llewellyn, 2Excel geo

Modelling Habitat Quality in Malaysia using Sentinel-2 Deforestation Data and an Ecosystem Model - Valentin Louis, University of Leicester

Landscape Enterprise Networks - Catherine McCosker, 3Keel

Testing a Natural Capital Accounting Approach on SNH Land - Tom McKenna, Scottish Natural Heritage

Modelling erosion and sediment transport to inform Payment for Ecosystem Services schemes - Dr Andrea Momblanch, Cranfield University

Schools Biodiversity Project: Nurturing Nature & Wellbeing - Louise Montgomery, Royal Holloway University of London

Using Sentinel-2 derived deforestation maps of the Primeval Białowieża Forest to map habitat degradation with the InVEST Ecosystem Service Model - Rosalinda Morrone, University of Leicester - Polytechnic of Milan

Using InVEST models combined with Sentinel-2 products to quantify mangrove changes over the Kenyan coast - Silvia Poli, CLCR University of Leicester

Impacts of urban greenspace on mental health - Dr Michaela Roberts, James Hutton Institute

SmartRiver: IoT and Natural Flood Management - Andrew Ross, Global Garden Ltd

Changing Values of Inland Waterways: mapping evolving themes in the assessment - policy ‘loop’ - Nicki Schiessel Harvey, Birmingham City University

Natural capital approaches for offshore renewable energy - Dr Neda Trifonova, University of Aberdeen

Prescribing Nature in Rural Communities - Ailsa Villegas, NHS Highland

Medmerry Managed Realignment Scheme: An Ecosystem Services Valuation - Claire Wansbury and Warwick Wainwright, Atkins

Assessing the effect of stressors (algal mats and sediment disturbance) on the function and valuation of key coastal ecosystems for improving water quality - Gordon Watson, University of Portsmouth

Using marine biotope data to link natural capital with improved water quality outcomes and better decision-making - Dr Stephen Watson, University of Portsmouth

Beyond Green: Rethinking Nature in Urban Public Spaces - Ying Li, University of Gloucestershire

Using evidence-based logic chains to develop indicators for impacts of heavy metals on ecosystem services - Laurence Jones, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology