Land Use in Scotland: Changes, Challenges and Solution, 27th October 2020.
Keynote: Delivering Landscape-scale Afforestation in the UK’s Largest National Park
Dr David Hetherington, Cairngorms National Park Authority
Addressing Upland Agricultural and Environmental Challenges
Professor Davy McCracken, Scotland’s Rural College
Diarmid Hearns, The National Trust for Scotland
Windfarms: Everything but Turbines
Peter Robson CEnv MCIEEM, ScottishPower Renewables
Cairngorms Connect: The Biggest Habitat Restoration Project in Britain
Jeremy Roberts, Cairngorms Connect
Targeting and Delivering Nature Based Initiatives in the Tweed Catchment
Professor Chris Spray MCIEEM, University of Dundee and Tweed Forum, and Dr Derek Robeson CEnv MCIEEM, Tweed Forum
Regional Strategic Woodland Creation Project: Exploring Opportunities for Creating New Woodland in the Landscape
Dr Andy Tharme MCIEEM, Scottish Borders Council and Louise Payne, Scottish Forestry
Avoiding Biodiversity Losses on Linear Electricity Routes
Dr Francis Williams MCIEEM, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Transmission
The Leven Programme and New Rail Link: Partnership Working for Multiple Benefits
Dr Joanna Girvan, Forth Rivers Trust
A9 Dualling (Northern Section): Realising the Benefits of Environmentally Led Design
Sarah Kydd CEcol MCIEEM and Stephen Bacon, Atkins
Informing Recommendations for the Establishment of Regional Land Use Partnerships
Dr Nicole Ponta, ETH Zurich (Switzerland) and Harriet Donald, Scottish Land Commission
Engagement and Empowerment for Successful Solutions in Land Management version
Lisa Chilton, Dialogue Matters
Langholm Community Buyout
Kevin Cumming, The Langholm Initiative