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Welcome to the registration site for the ECCA 2017. We are delighted to announce that registration is now open

ECCA 2017 will take place at the SECC, Glasgow from Monday 5th June until Friday 9th June 2017.

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Please note payment can be made by credit card only.

If at any time you require assistance with your booking, please contact us by emailing - ecca2017@conferencepartners.com or telephone +44 (0)131 306 0120.

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The registration fee for delegates includes:

Attendance to all sessions and entry to the exhibition hall

Conference materials

Morning and afternoon refreshment breaks and lunch

Registration does not include the conference ceilidh. Tickets can be purchased for a fee of £45 per delegate at time of registration, subject to availability.

Please note that accommodation is not included in the registration fee.

Terms and Conditions of Registration
Before you proceed with registration, please read the following terms and conditions carefully. Notification of cancellations should be made by email to ecca2017@conferencepartners.com. If you do not send an email confirming that you wish to cancel your place at the conference you will still be liable to pay the fees. Substitutions can be made at any time.

Cancellation – Registration

Up to and including 24th March 2017 the registration fee will be refunded less £20 administration fee
After 24th March 2017 – No refunds on registration fees will be made.
No shows will not be refunded

Please note the rates below are in GBP (£).

Civic Reception

Date: Monday 5th June 2017
Location: City Chambers Glasgow
Time: 7pm-9pm

The Civic Reception will take place on Monday 5th June 2017 at the City Chambers located in George Square in the heart of the city. This is an informal drinks reception open to all delegates at no extra cost.

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Conference Ceilidh

Date: Wednesday 7th June 2017
Location: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Time: 7pm-11pm

The conference ceilidh will take place in the stunning Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Enjoy fine Scottish cuisine in an informal party setting in this unique and history-rich building. After food and drinks, enjoy traditional Scottish dancing – a fast-paced and fun filled evening for all.

Ceilidh Ticket FULL

45.00

Thursday 8th June 2017

How a Smart City Approach can help to Address Adaptation Challenges

Date: Thursday 8th June 2017
Location: Eastgate Centre, London Road
Start Time: TBC, Afternoon
Excursion Duration: 2 hours (excluding travel time, which is intended to be by train from Exhibition Centre to Bridgeton)
Please note, train fare is NOT included in excursion ticket price. (return ticket price approx. £4.00)

This visit will consist of a tour of the city’s state-of-the-art Glasgow Operations Centre, which is a major smart city resource and a legacy of Glasgow’s delivery of the UK Future Cities Demonstrator programme. The Centre is increasingly being used to assist the city in its response to weather events and will be linked to an innovative project in the north of the city, which will manage water levels in the canal to accommodate excess rainwater.
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Glasgow Operations CentreFULL

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Seeing Regeneration and Adaptation Build a Better Place Together.

Date: Thursday 8th June 2017
Location: Port Dundas and the surrounding area
Start Time: TBC, Afternoon
Excursion Duration: 3 hours (excluding travel time via minibus/coach from the Exhibition Centre)

This visit will consist of a walking tour led by an officer from Scottish Canals. It will show how previously neglected resources – particularly the canal and nearby buildings – have been transformed as assets to support the regeneration of the area and make it more resilient, especially to climate change.
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North Glasgow regeneration & adaptionFULL

We will send you an email when additional places become available for this excursion.

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Where the city and nature meet

Date: Thursday 8th June 2017
Location: Seven Lochs Wetland Park
Start Time: TBC, Afternoon
Excursion Duration: 3 hours (excluding travel time via minibus/coach from the Exhibition Centre)

Glasgow is creating a high quality urban green network that brings together 20 km2 of lochs, parks, nature reserves and woodlands – securing high quality habitat on the edge of an expanding metropolitan area. This excursion demonstrates how enhancing our natural environment is delivering major benefits for adaptation in the region. This visit will consist of a walking tour led by an officer from the Glasgow & Clyde Valley Greenspace Network.
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Seven Lochs Wetland Park - £30.00 FULL

If you do not wish to attend any of the excursions on Thursday 8th June, please indicate below:

I do not wish to attend the excursions

Friday 9th June 2017

Hearing Climate Ready Stories from Glaswegian Communities

Date: Friday 9th June 2017
Location: Lambhill Stables
Start Time: 10am
Excursion Duration: 2.5 hours (excluding travel time via minibus/coach from the Exhibition Centre)

Delegates will meet communities in the north of Glasgow who have been working with partner agencies on developing more resilient places that are adapted to the impacts of climate change. Delegates will learn about some of the projects being delivered in the north and the real impact they are having on local lives and share a climate change lunch with institutions and communities engaged in the adaptation agenda.
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Climate ready communitiesFULL

We will send you an email when additional places become available for this excursion.

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Natural Flood Management in the Eddleston Water Catchment

Date: Friday 9th June 2017
Location: The Eddleston Water, north of Peebles.
Start Time: 10am
Excursion Duration: Full Day (Eddleston is 1hr 30 min via coach from the Exhibiton Centre)

The Eddleston Water Project was established by Scottish Government and SEPA to investigate and quantify the effects of habitat restoration and land management changes on flood attenuation and ecological status. It is coordinated by Tweed Forum who work with landowners to incorporate natural flood management measures into their farming and forestry businesses which include remeandering, woodland planting, wetland creation, wood placement, to slow down and store water. The works are intensively monitored on a number of fronts and this work is headed up by Dundee University. This excursion will be of interest to policy makers, scientists and practitioners.
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Eddleston Water Project - £40.00 FULL

An Environmental Strategy for a Changing Climate in the Whisky Industry

Date: Friday 9th June 2017
Location: Cameronbridge, Fife.
Start Time: 10am
Excursion Duration: Full Day (excluding travel time via coach from the Exhibition Centre)

Scotland is the home of Scotch Whisky and the greatest concentration of distilleries in the world, with more than 100 distilleries making malt whisky using centuries-old methods. This excursion will provide delegates with a first-hand introduction to the whisky production process. We will also present our world-leading industry environmental strategy – which looks at our interaction with Scotland’s ecosystems and activities to minimise our impact on the environment in a changing climate.
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Scotch Malt Whisky - £35.00 FULL

A Stirling Approach to Sustainability: Retrofitting, Renovating and Reducing Energy in Historic Sites

Date: Friday 9th June 2017
Location: Stirling
Start Time: 9am
Excursion Duration: Full Day (5 hours excluding travel time via train from the Exhibition Centre)
Please note, train fare is NOT included in excursion ticket price. (return ticket price approx. £13.00)

An exciting opportunity to see the climate change mitigation and adaptation measures at the spectacular 12th Century Stirling Castle plus a visit to the Engine Shed, due to open in Spring 2017 as Scotland’s first dedicated building conservation centre, which will showcase traditional skills and materials.
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The Engine Shed and Heritage Stirling - £30.00 FULL

Edinburgh World Heritage Site: Edinburgh Adapts

Date: Friday 9th June 2017
Location: Edinburgh
Start Time: 9am
Excursion Duration: Full Day (5 hours excluding travel time via train from the Exhibition Centre)
Please note, train fare is NOT included in excursion ticket price. (return ticket price approx. £24.00)

Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city, is a UNESCO world heritage site for its two contrasting historic areas, the distinct Old Town, dominated by the iconic Edinburgh Castle; and the neoclassical New Town, whose development from the 18th century onwards had a far-reaching influence on European urban planning. Historic Environment Scotland and Edinburgh World Heritage are working with local partners to implement “Edinburgh Adapts: Climate Change Adaptation Action Plan 2016-2020” and manage the impact of climate change on the historic environment. This excursion will show projects in historic buildings, from the internationally significant to domestic dwellings, which demonstrate maintenance and retrofit to ensure that they are resilient to climate change.
To book your place, please select below:

World Heritage Edinburgh - £30.00 FULL

Climate Ready Forestry: Queen Elizabeth Forest Park

Date: Friday 9th June 2017
Location: Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
Start Time: 9am
Excursion Duration: Full Day (Excluding travel time via mini bus/coach from the Exhibition Centre)

Queen Elizabeth Forest Park is on the southern edge of the Scottish Highlands covering 67,000 hectares of native woodland, productive forest, water courses and areas of open space. The Forestry Commission Scotland is using the site as part of the Climate Ready Forest Network to research and demonstrate how forest management can create resilience to climate change. This requires careful planning and consideration from seed, to stand, to saw. This excursion will take you into the forest park to learn how land managers, scientists, policy makers and communities creating climate ready forests.

Queen Elizabeth Forest Park- £40.00 FULL

If you do not wish to attend any of the excursions on Friday 9th June, please indicate below:

I do not wish to attend the excursions

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Terms and Conditions (Please scroll through to read all terms and conditions before ticking the 'agree' box)

The following terms and conditions cover all aspects of the ECCA registration. By ticking 'Agree' you consent to the following: Terms and Conditions of Registration Notification of cancellations should be made by email to ecca2017@conferencepartners.com. If you do not send an email confirming that you wish to cancel your place at the conference you will still be liable to pay the fees. Substitutions can be made at any time. Cancellation – Registration • Up to and including 24th March 2017 the registration fee will be refunded less £20 administration fee • After 24th March 2017 – No refunds on registration fees will be made. • No shows will not be refunded Cancellation – Accommodation • Before 31st March 2017 – Full refund • After 31st March 2017– No refund Payment of Registration Fees Payment MUST be made in full prior to the conference. Full payment can be made by credit card at the time of registering. Accepted credit cards: VISA, MasterCard and VISA Debit card. Not accepted: American Express, Switch, Solo or Maestro cards.

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How a Smart City Approach can help to Address Adaptation Challenges

Seeing Regeneration and Adaptation Build a Better Place Together.

Where the city and nature meet

Hearing Climate Ready Stories from Glaswegian Communities

Natural Flood Management in the Eddleston Water Catchment

An Environmental Strategy for a Changing Climate in the Whisky Industry

A Stirling Approach to Sustainability: Retrofitting, Renovating and Reducing Energy in Historic Sites

Edinburgh World Heritage Site: Edinburgh Adapts

Climate Ready Forestry: Queen Elizabeth Forest Park

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How a Smart City Approach can help to Address Adaptation Challenges

Seeing Regeneration and Adaptation Build a Better Place Together.

Where the city and nature meet

Hearing Climate Ready Stories from Glaswegian Communities

Natural Flood Management in the Eddleston Water Catchment

An Environmental Strategy for a Changing Climate in the Whisky Industry

A Stirling Approach to Sustainability: Retrofitting, Renovating and Reducing Energy in Historic Sites

Edinburgh World Heritage Site: Edinburgh Adapts

Climate Ready Forestry: Queen Elizabeth Forest Park

Terms and Conditions (Please scroll through to read all terms and conditions before ticking the 'agree' box)

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