Start:	Jun 27, '07 01:30a
End:	Jun 28, '07 5:00p
Location:	The Richmonde Hotel

The conservation of species, sites and corridors is pursued by environmental agencies through science-based strategies and technical expertise. Human well-being (the basic material needs for a good life, freedom of choice and action, health, good social relations, and security) is inextricably included in all these scales of conservation, because changes in the ecosystems result in changes in the human condition, and vice versa, both directly and indirectly.

By the Socioeconomics and Policy Unit of Conservation International - Philippines

Start:	Jun 26, '07 01:00a
End:	Jun 26, '07 4:00p
Location:	The Richmonde Hotel

The conservation of species, sites and corridors is pursued by environmental agencies through science-based strategies and technical expertise. Human well-being (the basic material needs for a good life, freedom of choice and action, health, good social relations, and security) is inextricably included in all these scales of conservation, because changes in the ecosystems result in changes in the human condition, and vice versa, both directly and indirectly.

Presented by the Socioeconomics and Policy Unit of Conservation International - Philippines