Poster session​​​​​

The main poster session was held on Monday, June 23rd, from 17:30-19:30 and Wednesday, June 25th, from 14:00-15:30.

The posters were clustered according to the ESP Working Groups structure: Biome (B), Sectoral (S), and Thematic (T) Working Groups. Adding to that, the Regional Chapter Session (R) and Other Sessions (O) clusters were provided. Please see the poster book of abstracts here.

Poster Awards

All submitted posters were automatically considered for the Best ESP Poster Award. Conference participants had the opportunity to vote for their favorite posters through the official conference app. The top three posters, as selected by participant votes, were announced and recognized during the Closing Session on Thursday.

The poster award winners are:

Best Poster Prize: 1st Place

Hamid Arrum Harahap - Universitas Andalas, Indonesia-

Poster title: Ecosystem-Based Adaptation (EbA) to Climate Change for Indigenous Women in the Mentawai Islands and Aceh Singkil, Sumatra (Indonesia)

Related to session S9a - Breaking Down Barriers - Incorporating Indigenous Knowledge on Ecosystem Services into Natural Resource Management, Policy, Planning

The winner received a free publication of one research article in One Ecosystem, a free registration to a future ESP conference and a free ESP membership for 1 year.

Best Poster Prize: 2nd Place

Nicole Boyd - Charles Darwin University, Australia

Poster title: Centring on a Biocultural Framework: A Case for Utopia Eastern Anmatyerr and Alyawarr determined Desert Habitat Method benefits

Related to session S9b - Developing Nature-based Solutions (NbS) incorporating Indigenous peoples and local communities’ perspectives.

The winner received a free registration to a future ESP conference and a free ESP membership for 1 year

Best Poster Prize: 3rd Place

Gail Sucharitakul - Imperial College London, UK

Poster title: Win-wins and trade-offs in nature credit markets: A systematic map of the evidence

Related to session T7b – Making Nature Count: Global and local applications of monetary valuation for transformation to nature-inclusive decision-making

The winner received a free ESP membership for 1 year and the book Mapping Ecosystem Services (Burkhard & Maes, Pensoft Publishers, 2017)