Society for Conservation Biology 16th Annual Meeting July 14-July 19 2002 co-hosted by DICE and the British Ecological Society Concert in Canterbury Cathedral 16th July 2002 at 19.30

Conference Material Welcome page Registration Form (now closed) Meeting Sponsors Travelling from London to Canterbury Programme and Events Daily Timetable of Events (including rooms and abstracts) Field Trips (including details and booking form) Symposia Details(including timetable and abstracts) Plenary Speakers (including abstracts) Workshop Details Open Lectures and Events SCB Meetings Award winners Information for Presenters and Session Chairs Guidelines for Spoken Presentations Guidelines for Poster Presentations Guidelines for Session Chairs Campus Information for Attendees Support Services Banking Facilities Catering Arrangements Campus Nature Trail (including information about guided walks) Local Activities University Links DICE (Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology) Anthropology Department UKC Hospitality Maps and travel directions Important reminders 15th July 2002: Deadline for booking Friday Field Trips 9th July 2002: Deadline for booking Sunday Field Trips 30th June 2002: Deadline for all registration 24th June 2002: Deadline for PowerPoint submission

Canterbury Cathedral is the centre of the Anglican Church and lies at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The World Heritage Site includes the Cathedral, the ruins of the nearby St Augustine's Abbey, and St Martin’s Church in North Holmes Road where St Augustine first began his mission to bring Christianity to the British Isles in 597. The history and presence of the Cathedral dominates the City of Canterbury, which is forever linked with the murder in the Cathedral of Thomas Becket in 1170 and with Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Delegates to this meeting of the Society of Conservation Biology are most fortunate to be able to experience this beautiful building, and to hear a specially arranged concert of religious and secular music sung by the Canterbury Cathedral Choir and played by the Jubilate Brass. Delegates who wish to arrive early and enjoy a specially guided tour with a Cathedral Guide around this magnificent building can do so at the concessionary price of £3 per person. Delegates who wish to take this opportunity are asked to sign up at the Registration Desk before 1800 hrs on Monday so that the numbers of Guides can be determined in advance. Timetable The walk from the University Campus to the Cathedral takes around 20 minutes. The Cathedral Precinct can be entered on foot from the Christ Church Gate, off the Buttermarket, or the Quenin Gate, which lies close to a car park. Entrance to the Cathedral will be by meeting badge only. 18.30 The South West Doors of the Cathedral Doors will open to delegates who have pre-booked to take a guide tour. Seats for the Concert are unreserved and can be filled on a first-come, first served basis. All delegates should be in their seats by 1925. 19.30 Concert begins. 21.00 The Concert ends, and all delegates are kindly asked to leave the Cathedral as quickly as convenient. Both the Christ Church and Quenin Gates will be open. Acknowledgements We are most grateful to the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral, Susan Wanless, Director of Music at the University of Kent, and David Flood, Organist and Master of the Choristers, for their help and enthusiasm in organising both access to the Cathedral and this special concert for delegates. Concert Programme Canterbury Cathedral Choir Organist and Master of the Choristers: David Flood Assistant Organist: Matthew Martin Jubilate Brass Jeremy Clack, Stephen Hollamby Trumpets David Clack French Horn Gillon Brewer Trombone Steven Wassell Tuba O clap your hands Orlando Gibbons Loquebantur Thomas Tallis Tu es Petrus Giovanni da Palestrina     A Newfoundland Sketch Howard Cable Scherzo from Equale Dances Howard Gregson     A hymn to the Virgin Benjamin Britten Wenn ein Starker gewappneter Johannes Brahms Cantique de Jean Racine Gabriel Fauré I was glad Hubert Parry     Interval of 15 minutes       Song for Athene John Tavener Jesus walking on the waves Anthony Piccolo O magnum mysterium Morten Lauridsen     Sabre Dance Aram Kachaturian arr. Bill Holcombe Penny Lane Lennon & McCartney, arr. Chris Dedrick     Here, there and everywhere Lennon & McCartney Love walked right in arr. Christopher Robinson Summertime George Gershwin A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square arr. Timothy Noon