WEDNESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER

0700 - 0830 Breakfast in the Arts Brasserie

0845 - 0855 Announcements in the Ballroom - Viv Booth

SESSION 3 PERSPECTIVES FROM BEYOND THE RSPB in the Ballroom

0900 - 0905 Chair's introduction - Martin Harper

0910 - 0940 Scottish beaver trial .... the story so far - Roisin Campbell-Palmer

0945 - 1015 National Trust and RSPB working together for a brighter future in the High Peak Moors - Harry Bowell

1015 - 1030 How do we achieve landscape-scale conservation? Martin Harper

1030 - 1130 COFFEE AND TEA BREAK WITH STANDS AND SURGERIES in the Parkside Room

1130 - 1245 WORKSHOPS (SESSION A) in the seminar rooms

Workshop 1 Managing archaeological sites on reserves

Workshop 2 Monitoring and management of deer on reserves

Workshop 3 Viewing - the future

Workshop 4 De-stressing the system - how to stay resilient

Workshop 5 Merlin - now with added excitement

Workshop 6 Introduction to insects

1300 - 1400 LUNCH in the Arts Brasserie

SESSION 4 RESEARCH ON RESERVES in the Ballroom

1400 - 1405 Chair's introduction - Jen Smart

1410 - 1430 Landscape management to reduce predation of nesting waders - Becky Laidlaw

1435 - 1455 Can we manage reserves for the benefit of ring ouzels? Innes Sim

1500 - 1520 Where on Earth do our phalaropes go? Malcie Smith

1525 - 1545 The delights of dung and soil, chough food on Islay - Gillian Gilbert

1550 - 1620 AFTERNOON TEA in the Club Bar

SESSION 5 GROWING PEOPLE in the Ballroom

1630 - 1635 Chair's introduction - Ann Kiceluk

1640 - 1650 Every good tern deserves another - Natalie Holt

1655 - 1705 From active member to Council member - Sal Cooke

1710 - 1730 Growing our own through the Volunteer Internship Programme - Martin Randall

1735 - 1755 Loch Lomond - starting from scratch - Paula Baker

1800 - 1815 Vote for Bob - a brief forward look into 2015 - Beth Thoren

1930 onwards DINNER AND REAL ALE BAR