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The contribution of Conservation Translocations to nature’s recovery – the work of the England Species Reintroductions Taskforce

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Andy Clements, Chair of the England Species Reintroduction Task Force (ESRT), will deliver a talk looking at the increasing interest in, and impact of, moving species for conservation. Andy will cover the integration between species movements and ecosystem function so delivering for habitats as well as species. The work of the ESRT is seeking to promote more and better translocations through expert advice and guidance and the talk will report on our work to communicate the challenges and benefits more widely.

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