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Logistics Note given to participants from 7 countries that attended the symposium

The recommendations presented to the Ministry of Mahaweli Development & Environment as an outcome of the symposium

Concept Note of the International Research Symposium on Valuation of Forest Ecosystems and their Services

Finalised Agenda of the Symposium

PowerPoint containing basic information about the International Research Symposium on Valuation of Forest Ecosystems and their Services

Session 3 - Capturing Ecosystem Service Values Assessment of land cover changes and it’s implications for carbon Stock of  a  conservation  area   of  southwest,  Nigeria Oluwole John Pelmo and Maureen U. Ogoliegbune

Session 3 - Capturing Ecosystem Service Values Mikoko Pamoja: a small-scale mangrove REDD+ project in Kenya J. Kairo  and  M. Czachur

Session 3 - Capturing Ecosystem Service Values Valuing ecosystem benefits through reforestation of degraded rain forest patches in Sri Lanka whilst helping to mitigate climate change. Lakmini Senadheera, W.M.P.B.S. Wahala, Shermila Weragoda

Session 3 - Capturing Ecosystem Service Values Biofilm biofertilizers for incorporating biodiversity benefits and reducing environmentally harmful subsidies in agriculture. Gamini Seneviratne and P.C. Wijepala

Session 3 - Capturing Ecosystem Service Values Keynote Address - Madhu Verma Incorporating ecosystem services and biodiversity benefits into decision making through economic incentives and reducing environmentally harmful subsidies due to governmental or institutional inaction.   

Session 2 - Demonstrating Ecosystem Service Values Identification and valuation of direct ecosystem services from a protected forest area in Bangladesh: a case study. Mohammed Jashimuddin, Samiul Islam, Tapan Kumar Nath

Session 2 - Demonstrating Ecosystem Service Values Recognising forest ecosystem services and benefits. Priyanie Amerasinghe, Matthew McCartneyand and Sanjiv de Silva