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Securing Nature's Recovery: Understanding Knowns, Unknowns, and Need-to-Knows

This white paper and Lawton Review explores the approach to securing nature's recovery through understanding species distribution, declines, and losses. Discover why it's crucial to be well-informed before addressing the unknowns in wildlife responses. Explore the drivers of change at a landscape scale and the role of data in conservation efforts. Join us in shifting perceptions on environmental importance and knowledge for a sustainable future.

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Securing Nature's Recovery: Understanding Knowns, Unknowns, and Need-to-Knows

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  1. Securing Natures recoverythe knowns, unknowns and need to knows

  2. Why we are taking this approach • Why we are taking this approach?

  3. White Paper and Lawton Review

  4. Thanks to the hard work and dedication of large numbers of volunteer recorders we have a clear picture of species distribution .

  5. We know that much of the natural world is in bad shape and for every success story there are many more declines and losses

  6. Declining sp picture

  7. Future often unclear but how can we be best informed before we jump into the unknown

  8. To be able to secure natures recovery we need to know how wildlife is responding to our management and external forces.

  9. What is driving change at the landscape scale?

  10. working with academics to test theories of landscape scale conservation

  11. Increased availability of information driven by digital age

  12. Nature Matters: Shift perceptions on importance of the environment and the importance of knowledge

  13. A Living Landscape

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