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October 5th

Auditorium 1	Auditorium 2	Auditorium 3	Auditorium 4
Opening session
Lea Kauppi, Chairman of PEER, Director of Finnish Environment Institute
Philippe Crouzet, Head of Group, European Environment Agency
Plenary session
Roger Owen (Invited speaker): Experience from implementing the Water Framework Directive
Stefano Galmarini (Invited speaker): Air quality in Europe - what are the challenges for science and management
Doug Evans (Invited speaker): Science based nature conservation in Europe: Lessons from the Habitats Directive
Bill Sutherland (Invited speaker): Biodiversity in an uncertain future - the role of predictive conservation ecology
Andrew Sharpley (Invited speaker): Phosphorus management in agricultural systems
Contributed session: Topic 1 Directives	Special session: Links between biodiversity and soil ecostystem services	Special session: Green energy policies	Special session: Aquarius
Lars Rudfeld (Danish Ministry of the Environment): Management Planning System for Natura 2000 sites	Anne Winding: Ecological Function and Biodiversity Indicators in European Soils	Daniela Perrotti: The main scientific challenge for the session, and the European legislation context + The Italian national and regional context fileadmin/1perrotti.pdf	Irene Wiborg: AQUARIUS - bridging the gaps between science, regulation and practice in water environment management
Lise-Samsoe Petersen (Danish Ministry of the Environment): Challenges in developing pesticide indicators and setting targets	Paul Henning Krogh: Ecological properties of earthworm burrows in an organically managed grass-clover system	Stanislas Herion: The French national and regional context : Region Centre – Vallée de la Beauce	Trine Balskilde Stoltenborg: AQUARIUS AND THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE A legal analysis of the gaps to bridge in AQUARIUS in order to create win-win solutions in practice
Henrik Josefsson: The Water Framework Directive – A Directive for the Twenty-first Century?	Stefan Geisen: Identification, functional roles and ecosystem services of protozoa in soil	Daniela Perrotti: The Spanish example - introduction	Anna Hansson: Landowners as professional providers of ecosystem services. Motives and barriers for wetland creation
Sandra Poikane: Are we measuring what we need to measure? The ecological assessment for management of European marine and fresh waters	Anne Winding: Impact of functional microbial diversity on soil ecosystem services and assessment thereof	Marina Frolova & Daniel Herrero: The Spanish example: Comunidad Autónoma de Andalucía - Alpujarra et Valle de Lecrín:Comunidad Autónoma de Castilla y León - Comarca de "La Mudarra"	Anne Mette S. Langvad: A process analysis of the gaps to bridge in order to create win-win solutions in practice The Lundgaard’s Creek stakeholder group
Dietrich Borchardt: Ten years of WFD implementation in Europe: a critical review based on the experience made in Germany

October 6th

*Auditorium 2*	*Auditorium 3*	*Auditorium 4*
Contributed session: Topic 2: Biodiversity	Special session: Climate models: Uncertainties, effects and adaptation	Contributed session: Topic 4 Management tools
Atte Moilanen (Invited speaker): Disentangling the complexity of biodiversity using ecoinformatics	Jens Christian Refsgaard: Climate change adaptation strategies: Water management options under high uncertainty - A Danish example	Franscisca Neumann: Harmonized modelling of nutrient emissions into and loads in European river systems
Carsten Nesshöver (Invited speaker):Improving the science-policy on biodiversity and ecosystem services: a major challenge for environmental science and policy	Jay S. Gregg, Development of Decision Support Matrices for Climate Change Adaptation Planning	Line Block Hansen: Environmental and economic effects of regulating phosphorus use and losses from the agricultural sector – an empiric study
Henrik Enghoff: The blurred baseline: Denmark’s unknown biodiversity	Jørgen E. Olesen: Uncertainties in assessing climate change impacts and adaptation in agriculture	Laura O. Petrov: Scientists and Stakeholders working together on land use modelling at the regional scale: an input to urban sustainable indicators for Europe
Gerd Lupp: Land Use Management, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity - Developing Regulatory Measures for Sustainable Energy Crop Production (LÖBESTEIN)		Andrew J. Wright: The science-policy disconnect: language issues at the science-policy boundary
Toke Thomas Høye: Evaluating and communicating simulated wildlife responses to land-use scenarios

Special session: Science-based nature management	Contributed session: Topic 3: Low impact - low carbon	Contributed session: Topic 4:Management tools II
Peter Borgen Sørensen: Concept for science based management	Torben Sigsgaard (Invited speaker): Health effects from air pollution - research status and scientific challenges	Anthony Fox: Biodiversity over the horizon: modelling the distribution and abundance of marine waterbirds in the Inner Danish Waters
Morten Tune Strandberg: Management of Danish inland wet heathland	Jørgen Brandt: Assessment of Health-Cost Externalities of Air Pollution in Denmark and Europe using the EVA Model System	Stefan Heinänen:Uselful tools for assessing conservation targets and impacts on marine habitats - examples of waterbird populations and marine infrastructures
Knud Erik Nielsen: Is current management of semi-natural ecosystems short-sighted and limited, rather than science based and having a long sight?	Elena Boriani: Evaluation of soil ecosystem health and services according to sustainability thresholds for industry impacts	Irene Bouwma: Management instruments for Natura 2000 areas: Use or modify the old or develop something new?
Christian Damgaard: State-space modeling indicates rapid invasion of an alien shrub in coastal dunes		Thomas Thaler: Use of environmental benefits in policy decision process
		Massimo Pizzol: The role of time scale in assessing external costs of metal emissions

Special session:The economics of water quality	Special session: Constructed wetlands	Contributed session: Topic 1: Directives II
Marianne Zandersen: Bio-engineering in the Baltic Sea – value of water quality improvements & risk perceptions	Carl Christian Hoffmann: Comparing two surface flow wetlands for removal of nutrients in agricultural drainage water	Ellen M. Basse: A New Regulatory Design used by the EU - with the promotion of renewable energy as an example
Berit Hasler: Integrated modelling to support cost-effective management of nutrient reductions to the Baltic Sea	Börje Ekstam: Many plants are wanted, but are they colonizing constructed wetlands?	Marlon Boeve: Sustainable urban development: the integrated approach
Jim Smart: A translog approach for estimating the costs of improving waste water treatment in catchments draining into the Baltic Sea	Charlotte Kjaergaard: Drainage filters and constructed wetlands to mitigate site-specific nutrient losses	Mireille Bogaart: Flexibility in the European legal framework on air quality
		Ursula S. McKnight: Integrated assessment of the impact of aqueous contaminant stressors on surface water ecosystems
		Jonida Abazaj: Environmental Politics and the Need for Reconciliation: The case of the Water Framework Directive and the Renewable Energy Directive

Workshops

Workshop 1: Data collection and data strategy	Workshop 2: Evidence based nature management	Workshop 3: Nature management in a climate perspective	Workshop 4: The Battle for Land	Workshop 5: Management tools
Helle Vibeke Andersen: Data collection and strategy	Peter Borgen Sørensen: Workshop opening	Irene Wiborg: Nature management in a climate perspective - Experiences from Aquarius	Carsten Neßhöver: Reflections on the ecosystem services concept (from a TEEB perspective)	Michael B. Butts: A cost-efficiency tool for assessing the impact of different WFD measures
	Anders Horsten: Evidence based nature Management	Flemming Skov: Dealing with uncertainty