- Solar power developers and operators, to show how developing on-site biodiversity can add value to solar developments
- Farmers and landowners, to show how solar power is both a source of income and a way to help improve environmental performance
- Local planners and councillors, who will hear about the best current practice and how they can help make this happen
- Anyone carrying out environmental assessments or management of solar farms
Other speakers include the Lancaster University ‘Solar Park Impacts on Ecosystem Services’ (SPIES) project (all attendees will receive a free copy of their assessment toolkit), the Solar Trade Association, and leading consultants on integrating solar power with biodiversity management and planning.
Free parking will be available on site - nearest mainline train station is Swindon (8 miles). Download the event flyer here.