Julie Procter. Chief Executive of greenspace scotland. With over 25 years experience in the environmental sector, Julie has a strong track record in developing and leading cross-sectoral partnership projects which inform and influence policy and practice. She has contributed to a wide range of policy and research working groups, including Good Places, Better Health; Climate Resilient Parks, greenspace quality, health outcomes frameworks and our growing community. She led the development of the world’s first national greenspace map in 2011 and subsequently project managed the Scottish partnership working with Ordnance Survey to develop OS Greenspace. She has recently worked with NHS Lothian to develop the first health board led Greenspace and Health Strategy. Her current work focuses on pioneering new approaches to managing and resourcing greenspace, this includes ParkPower – developing opportunities for green energy services from parks and greenspaces. Julie is a Fellow of the Landscape Institute, Fellow of the RSA, Member of the Association of Chief Officers of Scottish Voluntary Organisations and Institute of Fundraising. She is also a Director of The Parks Alliance and a Resilience Mentor with the National Lottery Heritage Fund.