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A new opinion piece written by Naomi Housego-Day, Lorna Street and Willie McGhee, was published in November 2024.

A new report published today has revealed the potentially devastating consequences Scotland could face if accelerated action is not taken to protect and restore nature. 

A year-long research project by the University of Edinburgh and the University of Cambridge has created a toolkit to help UK restoration practitioners understand and discuss different stakeholder views and manage disagreements respectfully and productively

A joint project between the University of Edinburgh’s School of Geosciences and Forestry and Land Scotland (funded by Forestry and Land Scotland), is currently underway exploring the use of ultra-high resolution aerial LiDAR, multispectral and RGB data to map invasive species in Scotland’s rainforests.

What can you expect by allowing trees to establish through natural processes?

The forest carbon offset market is built on the idea that you can predict exactly how much carbon a project will lock away from the atmosphere. But exact predictions are a scientific impossibility, argues a new policy research paper in Science. Instead, the market should learn from other sectors that successfully manage deep uncertainty.

Centre launches monthly events in collaboration with the University's Forest and Peatland Programme

Work carried out to map, compare and appraise landscape planning tools that use a ‘natural capital’ approach.