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information and apply it to help people make decisions at a local level. ... Toby argued that the models needed to disentangle power relationships are alien to those who model deforestation, for example, and visa-versa.

where I come from actually poor people can have the natural resources that they need. ... So in the natural resources end land is a very big issue for poor people.

information and apply it to help people make decisions at a local level. ... resilience to change, and achieving transformation. Key points people took away from the witnesses in the Original Forum.

for agriculture - how could we address this? • How will people’s affluence change their behaviour? ... information and apply it to help people make decisions at a local level.

or restoring natural ecosystems in the 441 surrounding landscape, safeguarding the rights and livelihoods of indigenous peoples and 442 local communities, and promoting greater benefit-sharing. ... is creating dynamic online forest monitoring and alert

Nonetheless the natural environment seems to provide ‘soft fascination’, i.e. it engages attention without people having to make an effort. ... We need safe and secure green spaces for people to walk and cycle.

People from within Cambridge are highlighted in blue and those from outside are highlighted in pink. ... Common threads. People from within Cambridge are highlighted in blue and those from outside are highlighted in pink.

On a global scale, we need to find a way in which 7 billion people, expected to rise to 8 billion by 2030 and 9.6 billion by 2050, can live ... Cities”. Today, more people live in cities than in rural areas and, by 2050, this ratio is predicted to rise

It is important to understanding the wider, individualistic factors that influence people’s relationship with nature and work with local communities. ... Differentiating communities is vital for engagement; people’s connections to nature will be very

Craig introduced Vizzuality and their aim of visualising complex datasets in a way that people can understand and interact with. ... How can that information be communicated in a way that helps people to make practical decisions?

Sustainable cities Starting in October, the Forum will switch its focus to the land outside towns and cities and how that land is used to support people though agriculture, ecosystem services, ... Our aim is to bring people together who would not usually

start to get an understanding of what works, how it affects people and for how long”. ... to each population catchment, so that people have the opportunity to derive different benefits from different areas.

infrastructure, and how that infrastructure will influence people’s lives and their quality of life. ... How will people use it and how might their needs change in the future?

that population increase will have a huge impact.  One complication which often isn’t taken into account is how people’s affluence will change. ... There are, broadly, two options for changing behaviour:. 1) Providing information to change

How can ‘smart’ data and ‘smart’ cities positively impact the environment and the lives of the people who live there? • ... trials also test how people respond to disruptions and changes in their normal route.

Craig introduced Vizzuality and their aim of visualising complex datasets in a way that people can understand and interact with. ... How can that information be communicated in a way that helps people to make practical decisions?

Often commercial or privately funded, there is a risk that people will be charged to use them in the future. ... How can that information be communicated in a way that helps people to make practical decisions?

Turning those data into information people can use to make decisions adds another layer of complexity. ... In brief. 2. Cambridge Forum for Sustainability and the Environment. communicable messages that people can interact with and understand.

Often commercial or privately funded, there is a risk that people will be charged to use them in the future. ... Could trusted secure systems encourage people to allow their data to be used in ways that would otherwise not be acceptable?

How can that information be communicated in a way that helps people to make practical decisions? ... Setting the scene. The questions we asked. People who came to the meeting.