But there are very few really elaborate propositions what we should and can try and do. On the other hand, many of the contributors of ideas to this conference have a lot of experience already from work in their own institutions, in their region, or country. Some would map vegetation, some would use remote sensing, some would watch birds, some butterflies, some nematods, others would use lichens or carabid communities, or standardised insect traps. Still others would try functional indicators or human perceptions of what the others collect and map. A panel of different stakeholders would be the judges at the end.
Dreams sometimes can become true . . . .