Inputs for the Discussion

• Flyer
• List of speakers

Lecture

• Bettina Matzdorf - Current challenges in protecting and enhancing the natural environment

Panel 1: What are the potentials of the different societal actors for finding solutions for the challenges?

• Panel1-ChristianevonFinckenstein-Wang_statementandpresentation.pdf
• Panel1-JonCracknell_statementandpresentation.pdf
• Panel1-MorganParry_statement.pdf
• Panel1-KevinMorgan_presentation.pdf

Lectures

• Rupert Graf Strachwitz - Expectations in cooperation
• Kilian Bizer - Land-use management – an institutional economics perspective

Panel 2: What do societal actors expect from each other?

• Panel2-AndyTickle_statement.pdf
• Panel2-HolgerBelz_statementandpresentation.pdf
• Panel2-MonikaGriefahn_statement.pdf
• Panel2-PaulMorling_presentation.pdf

Lectures

• Kristin Nicolaus and ThomasKrikser: Environmental Civil Society in Germany and the UK
• Lawrence Kitchen: Environmental Civil Society in Germany and the UK

Visually stimulated deliberation workshop

Kenneth Anders facilitated a “visually stimulated deliberation workshop” where his input was meant as stimulus for discussions. He used his landscape photo collection to guide the conversation towards a meaningful exploration of collaboration and to find out the possibility of a Big Environmental Society. This allowed participants to discuss the differences and similarities in the UK and Germany and to learn from that.

• A_turn_from_entering_to_trespassing_the_landscapes.pdf
• European_Landscape_Convention.pdf
• Landscapes_and_areas_of_collective_action.pdf
• Nature_conservation.pdf
• Public_and_publicity_for_landscape_processes.pdf
• Regional_Economy_and_Civil_Society.pdf