STICS - Stirling Conservation Science
Stirling University
I have a confession to make. Even though I am currently employed as an Impact Research Fellow at the University of Stirling, I have somewhat lost track of exactly what scientific...
…..that is the question being asked about many sandy beaches around the world. Should beaches be mechanically cleared (or groomed) with tractors and raking equipment? Or is this creating more problems...
In a world with looming mass extinction due to climate change, extensive land conversion and deforestation, global economic crisis, growing human population and rising questions of food security, why should we...
Should we restrict bats to farm barns? This seemed to be the suggestion of Sir Tony Baldry, Second Church Estates Commissioner, who stated in a Westminster Hall debate1 last Tuesday (25th June...
It is the time of year when most of us go on holiday; some of us travelling far, some only short distances but most people go somewhere. Wherever we go, we...
It is difficult to imagine getting half way through your PhD and only then realising that a substantial amount of research and literature exists on your field of expertise that you...
Located on Scotland’s west coast amongst the wilderness of ancient western acidic oak woodlands, clear-water nutrient-poor lochs and commercial conifer plantations, Taynish and Knapdale Woods is a designated Special Area of...
When we go to a supermarket we want to make sure we get the best value for our money, so why not do the same when it comes to conservation actions...
Studying urban ecology isn’t always the most glamorous of tasks; whilst others are jetting off to sunny climes in the search of exotic species (and a suntan) or enjoying the solitude...
Determining the impact of climate change on the sustainability of tourism investment and long-term strategic planning for environmental management in Gabon http://www.findaphd.com/search/ProjectDetails.aspx?PJID=43899&LID=1455
STICS - Stirling Conservation Science 