Student Conference:
Biodiversity and Environmental Change
Stirling University 9th April 2010
In partnership with Scottish Natural Heritage & the Scottish Environment Protection Agency
Student oral presentations
Urban tern ecology - common terns in Leith docks
Gemma Jennings (Biomedical & Life Sciences, University of Glasgow)
Controlling tick borne diseases in upland Britain: modelling different strategies
Rosalyn Porter (Department of Computing Science and Mathematics, Stirling University; The Macaulay Land Use Research Institute):
Climate change impacts on the breeding ecology of a long-distance migratory bird
Adam Seward (Biosciences, University of Cardiff & Macaulay Institute)
Can a participatory decision making technique help rivers recover from acidification?
Robert Bray (David Livingstone Centre for Sustainability, University of Strathyclyde)
The effects of Phoslock application to a shallow Scottish reservoir - ecological responses in the water column and sediment
Sebastian Meis (CEH Edinburgh & Lancaster; University of Cardiff):
Scotland’s crayfish crisis
Zara Gladman (Biomedical & Life Sciences, University of Glasgow)
Diagnostic tool for measurement of interactions in a biodiverse plant community
Glenna Evans (CREEM, University of St Andrews)
Do agri-environment schemes benefit bats and their insect prey?
Elisa Fuentes-Montemayor (Biological & Environmental Sciences, University of Stirling)
Non-student presentations
Restoration ecology: comedy or tradegy? Prof James Bullock (CEH, Wallingford)
Biodiversity & environmental change - perspectives from a
Macaulay Institute scientist
Biodiversity & environmental change: the evidence base
Biodiversity & environmental change |
Susan Davies (Director of Policy & Advice, SNH)
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