EFLN: Science and evidence needs to support policy for Scotland’s net zero land use and nature commitments The screening will be followed by informal discussion facilitated by Prof Dee Heddonm, University of GlasgowDr Rachel Clive, theatre practitioner and theatre practice-based researcherProf Marc Meztger, CSFL co-Director Sign up here Feb 05 2025 16.00 - 18.00 EFLN: Science and evidence needs to support policy for Scotland’s net zero land use and nature commitments Three Words for Forest is a new play that draws on interviews with 30 forest practitioners, ecologists and policy-makers from across the UK and Europe to understand the challenges of making decisions in the face of multiple risks and deep uncertainties. In a context of changing climate, increased threats from pests and diseases, timber shortages, shifting governmental priorities, global inequities, and emergent research, what actions do, can or should we take? And what are the options and barriers? Conference Room, ECCI ECCI
EFLN: Science and evidence needs to support policy for Scotland’s net zero land use and nature commitments The screening will be followed by informal discussion facilitated by Prof Dee Heddonm, University of GlasgowDr Rachel Clive, theatre practitioner and theatre practice-based researcherProf Marc Meztger, CSFL co-Director Sign up here Feb 05 2025 16.00 - 18.00 EFLN: Science and evidence needs to support policy for Scotland’s net zero land use and nature commitments Three Words for Forest is a new play that draws on interviews with 30 forest practitioners, ecologists and policy-makers from across the UK and Europe to understand the challenges of making decisions in the face of multiple risks and deep uncertainties. In a context of changing climate, increased threats from pests and diseases, timber shortages, shifting governmental priorities, global inequities, and emergent research, what actions do, can or should we take? And what are the options and barriers? Conference Room, ECCI ECCI
Feb 05 2025 16.00 - 18.00 EFLN: Science and evidence needs to support policy for Scotland’s net zero land use and nature commitments Three Words for Forest is a new play that draws on interviews with 30 forest practitioners, ecologists and policy-makers from across the UK and Europe to understand the challenges of making decisions in the face of multiple risks and deep uncertainties. In a context of changing climate, increased threats from pests and diseases, timber shortages, shifting governmental priorities, global inequities, and emergent research, what actions do, can or should we take? And what are the options and barriers?