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Mr Craig HILTON-TAYLOR

Head Red List Unit, Global Species Programme, IUCN

I have headed the IUCN Red List Unit for the past 22 years; the unit is responsible for overseeing the production and maintenance of The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. My responsibilities include project development, fund-raising, planning and management, implementation of projects, managing staff, facilitating workshops, etc. My work requires liaison with a network of species experts, conservation organizations, and with governments and inter-governmental conservation bodies. Prior to joining IUCN, I worked for the South African National Biodiversity Institute on in situ and ex situ plant conservation matters, including the creation of a national plant Red List programme, identification of key plant areas, ex situ conservation policy for botanic gardens, and representing national government at inter-governmental conservation treaty meetings. I also have several years’ experience running field projects to identify local conservation priorities.

CONGRESS PASS
🗓️  3-11 SEPTEMBER 2021
📍 MARSEILLE - FRANCE
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Date Time/Room Title Features Session type Themes
Saturday 04 September 10:30 - 11:30
H3 - Reverse the Red Pavilion
IUCN’s Species Recovery Roadmap: Launching the Green Status
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Exhibition Event
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Saturday 04 September 14:00 - 14:05
H9 - B 11 Press Conference Room – Callelongue
Update to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
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Press Conference
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Saturday 04 September 11:07 - 11:13
H8 - 7 Cévennes
Opening Plenary: Standards and applications - knowledge guiding policy and practice?
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Thematic Plenary
Knowledge, innovation and technology
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Sunday 05 September 09:30 - 10:30
H3 - Reverse the Red Pavilion
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species: from 2017 to 2030
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Exhibition Event
Freshwater
Landscapes
Oceans
Knowledge, innovation and technology
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