Pioneering and renowned conservationist Derek is currently working on a range of water vole, beaver, wildcat, harvest mouse, white stork and burbot reintroductions.

As a conservationist for the Kent Wildlife Trust, Rory will do a talk entitled 'Clusters for Landscape scale conservation. Saving wildlife field by field'

Emily our great mentor coordinator will be introducing our mentoring scheme, showcasing some of it's successes and how it can help you!

This team from the University of Sussex will present their new project 'Wild Adventures: Engaging young people in nature'

Young campaigner and wildlife lover Finley will present a talk called 'The Good, The Bad and The Future – a young marine conservationist’s story'

Conservationist from 'The Conservation Volunteers' and coordinator of the Richmond Extinction Rebellion Group, Laura will talk about how the atmosphere around conservation needs to change to support young conservationists

Young conservationist and author Alex will do a talk entitled 'Get your boots on' about how to maintain interest in nature after secondary school

Celine is a conservationist from the Zoological Society London, who works on their European Freshwater Programme

Raisin is a conservationist from the RSPB, who will talk about Raptors in trouble and how you can save them!

The young team from Wild Intrigue will talk about how they are successfully engaging people in nature in innovative and pioneering ways

Botanical specialist in an ecology consultancy, Joshua is the project coordinator for the North-West Rare Plants Initiative, saving endangered plants with Natural England

Laura Kravac is the Programme Manager at Action for Conservation, a UK charity empowering the next generation of environmental leaders.

Conservationist with BBOWT Wildlife Trust and Hazel Hill Wood, Charley will talk about how to make a career in conservation

Lucy is a nature Communicator, who will do a workshop on how to use social media in session called 'Find your platform, raise your voice: A step by step guide to becoming a Nature Communicator’

This young team for the mobile app Pocket Pal will talk about how they are using technology to get people outdoors and learning about wildlife

Nature writer and artist Tiffany, will talk about her third book Dark Skies: A Journey into the Wild Night

BBC wildlife film maker, who has worked on productions such as Blue Planet 2 will be sharing advice on how to follow a career in wildlife film making

A Zoology Student at the University of Exeter, Amy will talk about her love for rapotors and thier conservation in Scotland in a talk titled 'My Hebridean Raptor Adventure'

Join Tom for a lecture on going pro as a wildlife photographer. Talking though the practicalities as well as the hardships of life as a professional

Lead for the Conservation Optimism Summit, Julia will talk about how this movement has the potential to improve conservation and make it more appealing to a younger audience

Development Manager for ICON films, talking about how to get into the world of wildlife film making and how this can help save the natural world

MSc Student at the University of Exeter and presenter of the highly successful student led Nature Watch film series

Kabir is a 14 year old wildlife enthusiast from London, who loves all aspects of nature, but in particular, Ornithology and Urban Ecology. He has been developing fantastic maps which showcase London's wildlife

Renowned environmental campaigner will be joining our plenary panel, youth for our planet

The talk will draw on ecological survey work that has been carried out across the West midlands over the past two years

Faye is the social media manager at the British Trust for Ornithology, sharing the trust's work across a variety of channels. She will lead a social media and conservation workshop

Creative communication in conservation; the art of our oceans

Steph is the UK Biodiversity Training Manager with the Natural History Museum at the AMC. She will talk about the great ways you can engage with this amazing resource

FSC BioLinks Project Manager Keiron led the recent successful recording workshop and will be reporting back while also encouraging people to engage with ecological recording.

Plantlife project officer and lichen expert April will talk about the great work she does to inspire people about plants and encourage their protection.

Ryan is passionate about e-identification, monitoring and recording of species. He has submitted over 30,000 species record and will do a talk called 'Dots on the map: what’s the point in recording wildlife?

May is the project officer with the Butterfly Conservation Trust and will be leading a workshop titled 'Combining butterflies, brilliance, and bundles of energy. How to design a successful project that will engage young people'

Founding member of the UK Youth Climate Coalition, a campaigner, organiser currently the environmental policy specialist for the National Trust. Matt will be leading a workshop on campaigning and advocacy.

Paul is a barrister who is bringing his love for the natural world into his work by founding Lawyers for Nature and campaigning for the natural world to have legal rights. He will be talking about how now is the time to give legal rights to nature

Policy advisor for DEFRA, Richard will be talking about how young people can engage with policy and potentially pursue as a career.

Young Farmer and nature writer Ben will be talking about how the future of farming could help save nature.

Marine Conservation Societies Scotland Conservation Officer, Catherine will be talking about how to engage people and policy in saving our seas and coastline

An introduction to Orcalab, reseaching Cetaceans in British Columbia

The motivations and practices of nature photography: A Canadian perspective

Sawfishes in Bangladesh: perished and then protected, the urgent need for preservation pioneered by locals