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Rural science for public good: sharing our best ideas

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

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The changing coast: sharing knowledge and practice

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).

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STEM Strategy 2017

SCRR seminar February 24, 2017 • 1pm Venue: Salisbury Suite, Our Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh An SCRR seminar around the Scottish Government’s draft strategy for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) education will be held on Friday, February 24, 2017 to: provide a forum to increase awareness of the strategy and to discuss issues raised by

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SCRR / RSE Peter Wilson Lecture 2017

Professor William J Sutherland, Miriam Rothschild Chair in Conservation Biology, University of Cambridge ‘Policy Making in Uncertain Environments’ Monday February 6, 2017 • 6pm UPDATE: please see below for event report. Evidence-based medicine is one of the triumphs of recent decades and has indisputably saved innumerable lives and resulted in more cost-effective practice. However, is

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Do rural and urban Scotland need each other?

SCRR / SRUC ‘round table’ discussion Tuesday June 30, 2015 Venue: Stirling University UPDATE: please see below for event report. In policy, there are ‘place-less’ approaches operating throughout Scotland, designed neither for ‘urban’ or ‘rural’; there are also policies designed specifically for urban and rural places, as well as spaces in between. Researchers tend to

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