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DESCRIPTION:The last ten years have seen some major development in the conc
 epts and implementation of interface approaches between science\, policy a
 nd society. Besides the strong discussions about climate change and the ro
 le of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)\, these develop
 ments have focused a lot on the area of biodiversity and ecosystem service
 s\, with the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment of 2005 being a main trigger\
 , and the study on The Economics of Ecosystem and Biodiversity (TEEB) furt
 hering the debate of economic arguments for maintaining biodiversity (2008
 -2010).\nSince then\, the debate about safeguarding biodiversity and maint
 aining the provision of ecosystem services has seen major steps with the a
 doption of the 2020 biodiversity targets on the Convention on Biology Dive
 rsity and the European Union\, and last not least\, the establishment of t
 he Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBE
 S)\, which started its first work programme in 2014.\nAt the same time\, t
 he national and the European level have also seen developments at the scie
 nce-policy-interface\, and the scientific work to better understand the ch
 allenges of interface processes have led to major insights in how such int
 erfaces should be designed and which functions they can\, and cannot\, ser
 ve.\nThe talk will bridge these insights from different perspectives\, try
 ing to first outline the challenges at the interface\, with a specific foc
 us on biodiversity and ecosystem services issues\, from a scientific persp
 ective\, and then discuss the current developments from the national to th
 e global level. The talk will be illustrated by recent examples from diffe
 rent levels (national\, European\, global) and highlight the potential of 
 scientists and future professionals to get involved into interface process
 es.\n***\nInvited by Birgit Thies\, BayCEER\,  within the Global Change Ec
 ology Graduate Program
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SUMMARY:Dr. Carsten Neßhöver\, Conservation Biology / Science-Policy Expert
  Group\, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ (Homepage): The
  science-policy-interface on biodiversity and ecosystem services - nationa
 l to global challenges
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