LiCCo International Conference – Presentations (translated versions)

3 Oct

The LiCCo International Conference took place on 18th September, in Poole, UK. All the presentations from the day are available here in their TRANSLATED version:

1. Keynote speech – Peter Nixon (National Trust), Michel Peltier (Conservatoire du Littoral)
2. Introduction to LiCCo – Nick Lyness (Environment Agency)
3. Communicating Coastal and Climate Change Messages to Communities – Elli MacDonald (National Trust), Julie Pagny (Conservatoire du Littoral)
4. LiCCo Education Package – David Weatherly (Education Consultant)
5. The Views and Experiences of our Stakeholders – Eric Delaforcade (Communauté de Communes de Montmartin-sur-Mer), Anne Jansens (Commune de Fermanville), Pierre Aubril (Communauté de Communes baie de Cotentin), Guillaume Goodwin (DREAL Basse-Normandie), Arnaud Gruet (Direction Départementale des Territoires et de la Mer de la Seine-Maritime (DDTM 76), Ian Brown (Swanage Town Council)
6. French Study Partner Review – Guillaume Deniaud (Conservatoire du Littoral), Amadou Diaw (CeRREV-University of Caen), Suzanne Noel (University of Caen), Emmanual Caillot (Réserves Naturelles de France), Julie Pagny (Conservatoire du Littoral)
7. Engaging with Young People – Jane Lavick (Environment Agency)
8. Legacy and Next Steps – Tony Flux (National Trust), Régis Leymarie (Conservatoire du Littoral)

• 1. KEYNOTE_presentation_FR (3 MB)
  

• 2. PRES1_Introduction_FR (0 bytes)
  

• 4. PRES3_Education_FR (1 MB)
  

• 5.PRES4_ FrenchStakeholder_EN (301 KB)
  

• 6. PRES5_FrenchPartnerResults1_EN (2 MB)
  

• 6a. PRES5_FrenchPartnerResults2_EN (2 MB)
  

• 7. PRES5_FrenchPartnerResults3_EN (2 MB)
  

• 8 PRES5_FrenchPartnerResults4_EN (991 KB)
  

• 8a PRES5_FrenchPartnerConclusion_EN (2 MB)
  

• 9.PRES6_Engagement_FR (2 MB)
  

• 10. PRES7_Legacy1_FR (3 MB)
  

• 11. PRES7_Legacy2_EN (3 MB)
  

LiCCo International Conference – Presentations (original language versions)

29 Sep

All the presentations from the day are available here in their ORIGINAL LANGUAGE version:

1. Keynote speech – Peter Nixon (National Trust), Michel Peltier (Conservatoire du Littoral)
2. Introduction to LiCCo – Nick Lyness (Environment Agency)
3. Communicating Coastal and Climate Change Messages to Communities – Elli MacDonald (National Trust), Julie Pagny (Conservatoire du Littoral)
4. LiCCo Education Package – David Weatherly (Education Consultant)
5. The Views and Experiences of our Stakeholders – Eric Delaforcade (Communauté de Communes de Montmartin-sur-Mer), Anne Jansens (Commune de Fermanville), Pierre Aubril (Communauté de Communes baie de Cotentin), Guillaume Goodwin (DREAL Basse-Normandie), Arnaud Gruet (Direction Départementale des Territoires et de la Mer de la Seine-Maritime (DDTM 76), Ian Brown (Swanage Town Council)
6. French Study Partner Review – Guillaume Deniaud (Conservatoire du Littoral), Amadou Diaw (CeRREV-University of Caen), Suzanne Noel (University of Caen), Emmanual Caillot (Réserves Naturelles de France), Julie Pagny (Conservatoire du Littoral)
7. Engaging with Young People – Jane Lavick (Environment Agency)
8. Legacy and Next Steps – Tony Flux (National Trust), Régis Leymarie (Conservatoire du Littoral)

• 1. KEYNOTE presentation_EN (3 MB)
  

• 2. PRES1_Introduction_EN (5 MB)
  

• 4. PRES3_Education_EN (1 MB)
  

• 5.PRES4_FrenchStakeholder_FR (348 KB)
  

• 6. PRES 5_FrenchPartnerResults1_FR (2 MB)
  

• 6a. PRES 5_FrenchPartnerResults2_FR (2 MB)
  

• 7. PRES 5 _FrenchPartnerResults3_FR (2 MB)
  

• 8.PRES 5_FrenchPartnerResults4_FR (1 MB)
  

• 8a.PRES 5 FrenchPartnerConclusion_FR (2 MB)
  

• 9.PRES 6_Engagement_EN (2 MB)
  

• 10. PRES 7_Legacy1_EN (3 MB)
  

• 11. PRES 7_Legacy2_FR (3 MB)
  

LiCCo « Vision »

29 Juil

This document outlines the objectives, mission and vision of success for the LiCCo project.
Ce document souligne les objectives, la mission et la vision de succès du projet LiCCo.

• LiCCo_Vision (2 MB)
  

• LiCCo_Vision_FR (2 MB)
  

Two Countries One Sea – English Version

16 Juin

This report provides a cross-channel perspective on climate change, and in particular how it affects the coastal areas of both the South West of England and Normandy in France. It sets the context for coastal management in both countries and possibilities for partnership working across the Channel.

• Two Countries One Sea_EnglishVersion (2 MB)