LATEST NEWSLETTER • SCRR News Issue 96, featuring… recovery and resilience in rural science; climate-positive farming arrives in Aberdeenshire; our seafood industry and the impact of world events; boosts for rural tourism; and much more
EVENT UPDATE • Posters from our online mini-conference in November 2020, which focused on the work of early career researchers (ECRs), are now available to download as PDFs.
EVENT REPORT • At our online mini-conference on November 11th 2020, Early Career Researchers from SCRR’s member organisations shared their cutting-edge research into rural resilience and recovery – in livestock sectors, bees’ environments, community land ownership and science-based rural tourism.
Online mini-conference focusing on new work by Early Career Researchers Wednesday November 11, 2020 • 1pm – 3pm UPDATE: please see below for event report. The Scottish Consortium for Rural Research (SCRR) is holding its second mini-conference where Early Career Researchers (ECRs) will share their new research, this year looking to how rural Scotland moves into …
EVENT REPORT • Now available: a report, with a video of the full discussion, from our online replacement for the annual Peter Wilson lecture – held May 11, 2020
SCRR News Issue 95, featuring… Prof Sarah Skerratt, Scientific Director of SCRR, on dialogue and engagement at a time of global challenge; climate change and our coasts; the condition of Scottish woodland; badgers, cows and TB; and a report on the online RSE/SCRR Peter Wilson Lecture 2020
‘Young People & Evidence: Lessons from youth debate on climate change’ Monday May 11, 2020 Online event UPDATE: please see below for event report. This event brings together young speakers from diverse backgrounds to inspire us with discussion on how we can share and work with evidence in rural climate change responses. In order to …
SCRR Mini-Conference focusing on Early Years Researchers November 13, 2019 Venue: An Lochran, Inverness Across the breadth of Scotland, there are many researchers examining different aspects of the ‘rural’ from multiple perspectives – geography, geology, sociology, ecology, animal health, anthropology – and from the very micro through to the macro. In November 2019, SCRR held …
Rural science for public good: sharing our best ideas Read More »
Francesca Osowska, chief executive, Scottish Natural Heritage ‘International Leadership for the Environment’ May 30, 2019 UPDATE: please see below for event report. In her Peter Wilson Lecture given at the RSE on May 30, 2019, Francesca Osowska set out some challenges on how nature should be at the heart of decision-taking in rural Scotland. She …
SCRR / Coastal Forum workshop November 2, 2018 Venue: Technology & Innovation Centre, Glasgow UPDATE: please see below for event report. In November 2018, the Coastal Forum and the Scottish Consortium for Rural Research held a one-day workshop during the Annual Science Meeting (ASM) of the Marine Alliance for Science and Technology for Scotland (MASTS). …
The changing coast: sharing knowledge and practice Read More »
SCRR
Copyright © SCRR 2020