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Arable Scotland 2019 (Event)
Arable Scotland is a brand-new event for Scotland where innovation, science and practice meet to showcase solutions that raise the efficiency and sustainability of Scottish arable production. The event will promote the quality and ... Read more
Commerce and conservation can go hand in hand, says RSPB prize-winning farmer (News)
The James Hutton Institute was proud to present an award at the prestigious RSPB Nature of Scotland Awards in Edinburgh last week. As sponsor of the Food & Farming category, the Institute supports the awards’ promotion o ... Read more
November 29, 2017
NEFERTITI: Networking European Farms to Enhance Cross Fertilisation and Innovation Uptake through Demonstration (2018-2021) (Project)
NEFERTITI will establish an EU-wide highly connected network of well-specified demonstration and pilot farms, which is designed to enhance thematic knowledge exchange, cross fertilisation among actors and efficient innovation upta ... Read more
NEWBIE - New Entrant netWork: Business models for Innovation, entrepreneurship and resilience in European agriculture (2018-2021) (Project)
The overall goal of the NEWBIE network is to enable new entrants to successfully establish sustainable farm businesses in Europe. ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Knock Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Knock Moss, Wigtownshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Elsie Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Elsie Moss, Aberdeenshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Fiag Plantation (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Fiag Plantation, Highland ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Wyndford Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Wyndford Moss, Aberdeenshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Summary (17 Selected Peat Deposits) (Research Page)
Summary of Peat Deposit Depths, and Land Cover in 1988 ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Blacklaw Bog (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Blacklaw Bog, South Lanarkshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Awhirk Moss, Wigtownshire (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Awhirk Moss, Wigtownshire ... Read more
Next steps for enhancing natural capital and biodiversity in Scotland (Event)
With the latest Progress Report on the Scottish Government’s Biodiversity Strategy expected to be published in early 2017, this seminar will provide a timely opportunity for policymakers and other key stakeholders ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Drumbreck Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Drumbreck Moss, North Lanarkshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Drumbow Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Drumbow Moss, North Lanarkshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Dirskelpin Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Dirskelpin Moss, Wigtownshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Nutberry Moss and Dornock Flow (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Nutberry Moss and Dornock Flow, Dumfriesshire Survey: 1967 ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Creca Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Creca Moss, Dumfriesshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Gartur Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Gartur Moss, Stirlingshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Cranley Bog (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Cranley Bog, South Lanarkshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Harburn and Cobbinshaw Bogs (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Harburn and Cobbinshaw Bogs, West Lothian ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Backhill of Bush Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Backhill of Bush Moss, Kirkudbrightshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Mindork Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Mindork Moss, Wigtownshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Glims Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Glims Moss, Orkney ... Read more
Peat Surveys: White Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: White Moss, Orkney ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Dornal Bog (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Dornal Bog, Wigtownshire ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Threepwood Moss (Research Page)
Peat Deposit: Threepwood Moss, Roxburghshire ... Read more
Biodiversity and Ecosystems (Research Page)
The aim of the Biodiversity and Ecosystem subgroup is to understand how human driven global and local changes impact on the network of interactions between animals, microbes and plants in natural and semi-natural habitats to predi ... Read more
Peat Surveys: Peat Deposits (Research Page)
Maps of the distribution of surveys of peat deposits by the Scottish Peat Committee and Macaulay Institute Peat Surveys (since 1984) ... Read more
Social scientists discuss natural capital management through ecosystem approach (News)
Back in September, the Natural Capital Initiative – a leading UK partnership including the James Hutton Institute that brings together scientists, policymakers, business, industry and others to discuss how to safeguard impor ... Read more
December 23, 2015
NCI Dialogue on Natural Capital Monitoring (Event)
The Natural Capital Initiative Dialogue on Natural Capital Monitoring will be held at Charles Darwin House in Central London (view directions and map) on 8th January 2016 from 8:30 to 10:30 am. ... Read more
Mapping Relevant to Ecosystem Services - MRES (Research Page)
The MRES report provides a review of recent and ongoing work relevant to ecosystem service mapping in Scotland. It provides a reference resource for future research and a list of example methodologies used in this area, while at t ... Read more
SEGS research notes and reports (Research Page)
Researchers in SEGS have created a series of short research notes to communicate the findings of some of our recent research projects. Please click on the titles below to view research notes and reports. ... Read more
Priority species of butterflies and moths in NE Scotland (Event)
Helen Rowe from the Aberdeenshire Council and Butterfly Conservation will deliver this Aberdeen Entomological Club seminar entitled "Priority species of butterflies and moths in NE Scotland". It will be held at the James ... Read more
Too many businesses unaware of impact of declining natural capital (News)
The Natural Capital Initiative, a partnership between the Society of Biology, British Ecological Society, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology and the James Hutton Institute, has launched the ‘Valuing our Life S ... Read more
July 7, 2015
So really, what does ‘natural’ actually mean? (News)
We all think we have some idea of what ‘natural’ is, whether it’s the green meadows we pass by on the train or the fresh and colourful vegetables we pick out in the market. However, our countryside and the food w ... Read more
February 25, 2015
Policy and Research Briefs (Research Page)
The briefs described on this page are either hosted on the knowledgescotland website, or are available for direct download (pdf format). ... Read more
Interdisciplinary dialogue key to valuing our life support systems (News)
Businesses that ignore nature could have a false impression of their viability and are missing out on long term business productivity, ecologists and economists have said at the Natural Capital Initiative summit – Valuing ou ... Read more
November 6, 2014
Soils@Hutton - Soil and food security (Research Page)
Soils & Sustainable production ... Read more
Soils@Hutton - Soil and Natural Capital (Research Page)
Scotland's soil resources ... Read more
Academy student’s research on sea urchins features in prestigious journal (News)
A young scientist has got his career off to a flying start by having his work from a summer project published in renowned journal LWT - Food Science and Technology. Connor Powell, from Breadalbane Academy in Perth, was supervised ... Read more
September 22, 2014
Valuing our Life Support Systems - 2014 (Event)
The Natural Capital Initiative will be hosting their second ever Valuing Our Life Support Systems event in London at the British Library on the 6-7 November 2014. ... Read more
TRANSGRASS: A transdisciplinary platform and toolkit for understanding and managing grasslands as socio-ecological systems (Project)
TRANSGRASS innovatively combined collaborative video, interactive Touchtable technology, and ecological surveys with a series of workshops to develop a transdisciplinary platform for the integration of contested for ... Read more
Learning Landscape Partnerships (Project)
Despite many decades of research within protected area landscapes, many protected area management organisations struggle to use scientific expertise in their management and decision making processes. The project has been funded by ... Read more
State of Scotland’s environment outlined in new report (News)
On the whole, Scotland’s environment is of good quality and there have been many significant improvements in recent years. However, the 2014 State of the Environment Report clearly shows that some habitats and species are un ... Read more
June 6, 2014
€3 million project underway to enhance wild plant seed industries (News)
A new EU training-partnership including the James Hutton Institute aims to promote wild plant conservation underpinned by the use of native plant seeds. The programme will train a new generation of higher level researchers, improv ... Read more
May 9, 2014
East of Scotland field campaign 2014 (Research Page)
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Safeguarding Natural Capital research outputs (Research Page)
As part of our work on behalf of the Scottish Government, the European Union and a range of other funders, members of staff in the Safeguarding Natural Capital theme produce and contribute to a variety of outputs, a range of which ... Read more
The Atlantic Maritime Croplands – sustainability and environment (Research Page)
A case study on sustainable agriculture and the environment at the James Hutton Institute ... Read more
Vibrant Rural Communities workshop (Research Page)
A workshop was held at Birnam Arts and Conference Centre on 20 November 2013 to provide an update on research being conducted as part of the Vibrant Rural Communities theme of the Food, Land and People Strategic Research programme ... Read more
LandSFACTS downloads (Research Page)
The LandSFACTS software is available in several formats: with graphical interface, helpfile and tutorial [XP, W7], cf. below command-line [XP, W7, W7 x64, Linux x64], by request dynamic libraries [XP, W7, W7 x64, Linux x ... Read more
LandSFACTS model details (inputs/outputs) (Research Page)
The LandsFACTS model was originally (v1.6) set up to simulate cropping systems at the landscape scale. Since 2007, it was further developed to allow modelling land uses at multiple scales within an evolving environment. The diagra ... Read more
Review of the economics of sustainable land management measures in drinking water catchments (Project)
Project aim The aim of this project was to review the economics of sustainable land management measures in catchments where abstraction for the provision of drinking water takes place. Funding was provided by CREW (Scotland&rsqu ... Read more
FarmPath – Farming Transitions: Pathways towards regional sustainability of agriculture in Europe (Project)
The overall goal of FarmPath is to identify and assess future transition pathways towards regional sustainability of agriculture in Europe, and the social and technological innovation needs required to initiate and progress along ... Read more
Ecosystem Approach Review (Project)
Project aim This project explored existing examples of the Ecosystem Approach, to identify implications for future equitable and holistic natural resource management. ... Read more
Ecosystem services (Research Page)
Natural Capital is the resource from which Ecosystem Services, i.e. what an ecosystem 'does' or provides that ultimately gives some benefit to humans, are generated. We often think of these services in 4 categories: ... Read more
Consultation responses (Page)
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Biodiversity (Research Page)
The term biodiversity describes the diversity of life on Earth. Diversity can occur at a number of levels of biological organisation, from genes, through to individuals, populations, species, communities and entire ecosystems. ... Read more
Soil Capital (Research Page)
Soils underpin a multitude of ecosystem goods and services that are not only vital to peoples’ livelihoods and Society in general, but also to Earth’s regulating systems. ... Read more
BaBU Review (Research Page)
The Biotic and Biophysical Underpinning of Ecosystem Services in the Scottish Context review was carried out to help deliver increased understanding of the linkages between the primary ecological and evolutionary processes, ... Read more
EAWG contacts and membership information (Research Page)
If you would like to be part of the Ecosystem Approach Working Group (EAWG) there are three membership types. ... Read more
EAWG Resources (Research Page)
Outputs and documents from meetings Please got to the meetings page to see the reports made from our EAWG meetings and the accompanying meeting documents. ... Read more
EAWG Meetings (Research Page)
Main EAWG workshops are held once per year, with other meetings arranged as required. See below for more information about individual meetings, including copies of presentations and papers. Documents are in pdf format. EAWG5 - E ... Read more
Ecosystem Approach Working Group (Research Page)
The Ecosystem Approach Working Group (EAWG) is part of the Ecosystem Services Theme, which is one of eight themes in the Scottish Government’s two strategic research programmes Environmental Change and Food and Rural Industr ... Read more
Community-based Management of Environmental challenges in Latin America (Research Page)
COMET-LA was a project coordinated by the University of Cordoba and funded under the European Commission Framework Programme 7. The acronym stands for “COmmunity-based Management of EnvironmenTal challenges in Latin America& ... Read more
Soil forensics (Research Page)
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Implications of copper (Cu) on estuarine ecosystem functioning (Research Page)
Many antifouling paints, applied to ships’ hulls and other marine structures, contain copper (Cu) as an active ingredient. As a result many European waterways are becoming increasingly Cu contaminated. This work is investiga ... Read more
Carbon stocks in salt marshes (Research Page)
Salt marsh occurs in the intertidal zone and has a number of functions including a filter for pollutants, protecting coasts from flooding and providing habitat for a number of salt tolerant species. More recently it has been recog ... Read more
Current research interests
Kerry's main ongoing research projects
- Exploring narratives underpinning European policies and how these affect outcomes of environmental management, within the project MAGIC 'Moving Towards Adaptive Governance in Complexity: Informing Nexus Security', running 2016-2020 and funded by EU H2020.
- Leading a multi-partner collaboration "Monitoring and Evaluation for Ecosystem Management (MEEM) - Comparing theory and practice across Europe" to assess the extent to which adaptive management is supported by the monitoring driven by key European policies. This runs 2017-2018 and is funded as a 'High Impact Action' funded by ALTER-Net, Europe's ecosystem research network.
- Identifying how interacting policy instruments shape consideration of tradeoffs in natural resource management, and will later explore opportunities to use new instruments such as Payments for Ecosystem Services. This is funded by the Scottish Government RESAS Strategic Research Programme 2016-2021.
- Managing a package of work on 'Effective Water Management', and within this leading work to identify lessons in Integrating delivery of water policy goals from international examples. This is funded by the Scottish Government RESAS Strategic Research Programme 2016-2021.
Her research is motivated by the following research questions:
- When might it make sense to adopt new concepts and instruments for environmental management? How can we best understand the challenges and consequences of implementing such new concepts, especially those (such as the 'Ecosystem Approach') that encourage a systemic approach to connect multiple issues?
- How are different knowledges produced and used in collaboration and decision-making for environmental management? If and how do concepts (such as ecosystem services) or tools (such as scenario-planning) influence processes of knowledge co-production, including in science-policy interfaces?
- How can we better enable stakeholder participation in environmental management, including Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) ? What are the social and environmental consequences of doing so?
Kerry's expertise includes the following skills for carrying out, managing and communicating research:
- Qualitative research methods e.g. semi-structured interviews, participant observation, Rapid Rural Appraisal, qualitative thematic analysis using both inductive and deductive approaches.
- Quantitative research methods e.g. design, deployment and quantiative analysis of paper and online surveys for primary data collection, design and deplyment of systematic reviews and meta-analyses to identify and analyse secondary data
- Extensive experience in leading design and facilitation of workshops for knowledge exchange and/or research data collection.
- Skilled in engaging and communicating with varied audiences using varied methods, from short written briefings, longer reports and academic papers, through to videos, oral presentations and blog posts.
- Expertise in research project management, line management, student supervision, and research ethics.
Kerry currently co-supervises 2 PhD students: Sam Poskitt, who is exploring the potential of scenario-planning to support learning for sustainable development, with Dr Andrew Ainslie at the University of Reading; and Kirsty Holstead, who is building understanding of community water governance, with Dr Shona Russell at the University of St Andrews.
Kerry is a trustee of the Orskov Foundation, a charitable foundation that supports students and communities to develop sustainable land use to support livelihoods in lower-income countries. She is also a research associate of CECHR, the Centre for Environmental Change and Human Resilience at Dundee. Within the Institute, Kerry is leader of the 'Society Institutions and Governance' sub-group of SEGS, and she also founded the SEGS blog.
Past research
Exploring institutional constraints to adopting more systemic and/or participatory approaches to environmental management:
- She led a project Exploring barriers to implementing natural flood management in Scotland, to understand how the challenges experienced may relate to the literature on multi-level governance, funded by the RESAS 2011-2016 strategic research programme.
- Past work analysing the first round of River Basin Management Planning for implementation of the Water Framework Directive in Scotland, as part of team lead by Kirsty Blackstock in the RESAS 2006-2011 strategic research programme.
- She identified personal, societal and institutional factors that can facilitate or act as barriers to improving water quality,and also explored how how to take into account scenarios of future change environmental, social and policy change for FP7-project REFRESH.
- She jointly led research with Kirsty Blackstock to understand the potential and challanges of implementing the Ecosystem Approach, funded by the Scottish Government RESAS Strategic Research Programme 2011-2016. Click here to visit the webpage of the Ecosystem Approach Review. This work also relates to the ideas of exploring the challenges multi-level governance as noted above, and of communication as noted below.
Analysing processes of knowledge co-production relating to environmental management:
- Kerry co-led WP2 for the FP7 project ‘SPIRAL’ (Science Policy Interfaces for Research Action and Learning, for biodiversity) Visit the Project website to find out more about this project, and see the EPC paper and Biodiversity and Conservation paper in the list below for academic outputs she led on.
- Kerry helped design the ESPPI:CREW project, which aims to monitor and evaluate science-policy and practice links for the Scottish Centre of Expertise in Waters, which has been operating since 2011. She was also involved in CATCH II – which aimed to try to better connect policy, practitioners working in and for integrated catchment management.
Understanding and tackling the challenges faced by conservation initiatives in the 'Global South':
- COMET-LA was a EU FP7 project on the Community-based Management of Environmental Challenges in Latin America, that ran 2012-2015. Kerry was part of a small team exploring if and how scenario-planning can assist communities in Latin America to identify and develop sustainable community-based management for their natural resources in the face of climate change and increased competition for the use of natural resources. Visit our short animated youtube video on scenario-planning for more information about what this concept can offer.
- Since December 2012 Kerry has supported work in Malawi to support villages and district-level planning for integrated natural resource management. She has provided expertise to two projects lead by VSO. The first project called "Water Futures: Towards Equitable Resource Strategies" aimed to improve the resilience of Malawian water management, whilst from late 2014 the second project 'MAJI' focuses on how to take account of climate change. Kerry, together with Julia Martin-Ortega, provides expertise on community engagement on topics of ecosystem services and for co-constructing scenarios of future change.
- Kerry’s past PhD work at Imperial College London (2006-2009) focused on understanding social factors linked to success in community-based conservation projects, involving fieldwork in Nepal and Kalmykia, Russia, as well as a systematic review of the factors affecting ‘success’ in developing-country community-based conservation projects. The thesis can be downloaded from the Imperial College Conservation Science website.
Prior to working at the James Hutton Institute Kerry's PhD research, carried out at Imperial College London, examined how the combination of individual views, culture and local institutions could significantly influence the outcomes of community-based conservation in developing countries. In addition to policy-relevant work with NGOs, her prior academic experience included social research into attitudes towards nature resources in Trinidad, as part of an MSc from Imperial College. Her first degree is a MA in Natural Sciences, from Cambridge University.
Bibliography
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L; van Hulst, F.; Damian, C.; Horváth, F.; Johnson, R.; Kanka, R.; Külvik, M.; Macleod, C.; Meissner, K.; Oprina-Pavelescu, M.; Pino, J.; Primmer, E.; Rîsnoveanu, G.; Satalová, B.; Silander, J.; Spulerová, J.; Suskevics, M.; van Uytvanck, J., (In press) Policy-driven monitoring and evaluation: does it support adaptive management of socio-ecological systems?, Science of the Total Environment.
- Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A., (2018) PES what a mess? An analysis of the position of environmental professionals in the conceptual debate on payments for ecosystem services., Ecological Economics, 154, 218-237.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin Ortega, J., (2018) Surveying views on Payments for Ecosystem Services: implications for environmental management and research., Ecosystem Services, 29, 23-30.
- Waylen, K.A.; Holstead, K.L.; Colley, K.; Hopkins, J., (2018) Challenges to enabling and implementing Natural Flood Management in Scotland., Journal of Flood Risk Management, 11, S1078-S1089.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Juarez-Bourke, A.; Tindale, S.; Maxwell, J.; Waylen, K.A., (2018) O1.4.2biD3: Aligning existing and new environmental delivery mechanisms., Research Briefing on ‘New’ Instruments, James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, 44pp..
- Waylen, K.A.; Tindale, S.; Juárez Bourke, A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2018) Insights from international experiences of integration for water management., Final Report by the James Hutton Institute.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Juarez-Bourke, A.; Maxwell, J.; Tindale, S.; Waylen, K.A., (2018) Aligning policy instruments for biodiversity, soil and water., Report for James Hutton Institute Project Webpage, 24pp.
- Nesshöver, C.; Assmuth, T.; Irvine, K.N.; Rusch, G.M.; Waylen, K.A.; Delbaere, B.; Haase, D.; Jones-Walters, L.; Keune, H.; Kovacs, E.; Krauze, K.; Külvik, M.; Rey, F.; van Dijk, J.; Vandewalle, M.; Vistad, O. I.; Wilkinson, M.E.; Wittmer, H., (2017) The science, policy and practice of nature-based solutions: an interdisciplinary perspective., Science of the Total Environment, 579, 1215-1227.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2017) Monitoring for adaptive management or modernity: Lessons from recent initiatives for holistic environmental management., Environmental Policy and Governance, 27, 311-324.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Novo, P.; Waylen, K.A.; Maxwell, J.; Juarez-Bourke, A., (2017) Coordinating policy instruments that influence soil, water, and biodiversity in Scotland: rationales, needs and challenges., Report from an ESCom (Ecosystem Service Community) Workshop, Edinburgh, 23 May 2017. Published as a Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Group (SEGS) Blog on the James Hutton Institute server, 16 November 2017.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Van Hulst, F.; MacLeod, C.J.A.; Waylen, K.A., (2017) Monitoring and Evaluation for Ecosystem Management (MEEM) - Comparing theory and documented practice across Europe., Technical Report for Project, November 2017, 96pp.
- Brown, I.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Participatory scenario planning for developing innovation in community adaptation responses: three contrasting examples from Latin America., Regional Environmental Change, 16, 1685-1700.
- Tinch, R.; Balian, E.; Young, J.C.; van den Hove, S.; Watt, A.; Carss, D.; Ezzine de Blas, D.; Geamana, N.A.; Keune, H.; Nesshöver, C.; Niemelã, J.; Sarkki, S.; Thibon, M.; Timaeus, J.; Vadineanu, A.; Van Muylem, K.; Waylen, K.A.; Wittmer, H., (2016) Science-policy interfaces for biodiversity: dynamic learning environments for successful impact., Biodiversity and Conservation, 27, 1679-1702.
- Turnpenny, J.; Russel, D.; Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Embedding the value of the natural environment in decision-making-overcoming barriers and encouraging enablers., Briefing Note to Invited Seminar by Mary Christie, Scottish Natural Heritage.
- Addy, S.; Cooksley, S.; Dodd, N.; Waylen, K.A.; Byg, A.; Holstead, K., (2016) River restoration and biodiversity: nature-based solutions for restoring the rivers of the UK and Republic of Ireland., Published Jointly by IUCN, NCUK and CREW, 64pp. CRW2014/10. ISBN: 978-0-902701-16-8
- Holstead, K.L.; Colley, K.; Waylen, K.A., (2016) Tackling the barriers to implementing natural flood management: summary report., Summary Report presented at Workshop Meeting, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation, 11 February 2016.
- Young, J.; Waylen, K.A.; van den Hove, S.; Watt, A., (2016) SPIRAL Improving science-policy interfaces for biodiversity., In: Martinuzzi, A. & Sedlacko, M. (eds.). Knowledge Brokerage for Sustainable Development. Innovative Tools for Increasing Research Impact and Evidence-Based Policy-Making. Greenleaf Publishing, Saltaire, UK, pp275-290.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A., (2016) Delivering ecosystem services at a national scale: institutions and governance., In: Brooker, R., Hester, A. & Pakeman, R. (eds.). Ecosystem Services. The James Hutton Institute, Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen, pp18-19.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Concepts: 'Eco' terminology., In: Brooker, R., Hester, A. & Pakeman, R. (eds.). Ecosystem Services. The James Hutton Institute, Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen, pp4-5.
- Waylen, K.A.; Gearey, B.R.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Peatlands and cultural ecosystem services., In: Bonn, A., Allott, T., Evans, M., Joosten, H. & Stoneman, R. (eds.). Peatland Restoration for Ecosystem Services. Ecological Reviews Series, British Ecological Society, Cambridge University Press, Chapter 7, pp114-128.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Blackstock, K.L.; Brown, I.; Uribe, B.E.A.; Hernández, S.B.; Bertoni, M.B.; Bustos, M.L.; Bayer, A.X.C.; Semerena, R.I.E.; Quijano, M.A.F.; Ferrelli, F.; Fidalgo, G.L.; López, I.H.; Cisneros, M.A.H.; London, S.; Maya Vélez, D.L.; Ocampo-Díaz, N.; Ortiz-Guerrero, C.E.; Pascale, J.C.; Perillo, G.M.E.; Piccolo, M.C.; Pinzón Martínez, L.N.; Rojas, M.L.; Scordo, F.; Vitale, V.; Zilio, M.I., (2015) Can scenario-planning support community based natural resource management? Experiences from three countries in Latin America., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No. 28.
- Oteros-Rozas, E.; Martín-López, B.; Daw, T. M.; Bohensky, E.; Butler, J.; Hill, R.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Quinlan, A.; Ravera, F.; Ruiz-Mallén, I.; Thyresson, M.; Mistry, J.; Palomo, I.; Peterson, G.; Plieninger, T.; Waylen, K.A.; Beach, D.; Bohnet, I. C.; Hamann, M.; Hanspach, J.; Hubacek, K.; Lavorel, S.; Vilardy, S., (2015) Participatory scenario-planning in place-based social-ecological research: insights and experiences from 23 case studies., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No.34.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Holstead, K.L., (2015) How does legacy create sticking points for environmental management? Insights from challenges to implementation of the ecosystem approach., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No. 21.
- Sarkki, S.; Tinch, R.; Niemelä, J.; Heink, U.; Waylen, K.A.; Timaeus, J.; Young, J.C.; Watt, A.D.; Neßhöver, C.; van den Hove, S., (2015) Adding ‘iterativity’ to the credibility, relevance, legitimacy: A novel scheme to highlight dynamic aspects of science-policy interfaces., Environmental Science and Policy, 54, 505-512.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Marshall, K.; Dunglinson, J., (2015) Participation-prescription tension in natural resource management: the case of diffuse pollution in Scottish water management., Environmental Policy and Governance, 25, 111-124.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Kyle, C., (2015) Putting the Ecosystem Approach into practice - what can it do for you?, Report of a Natural Capital Initiative (NCI) Dialogue Session, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation, 28 September 2015.
- McLean, L.; Beevers, L.; Waylen, K.A.; Wright, G.; Wilkinson, M., (2015) Learning from community led flood risk management., CREW Report CD2014-12.
- Waylen, K.A.; Howard, B.; Kyle, C.; Martin-Ortega, J., (2015) Applying payments for ecosystem services., Report of a Workshop, Edinburgh, 24 February 2015.
- Morris, S.; MacLeod, K.; Prager, K.; Currie, M.; Holmes, B.; Waylen, K.A., (2015) Theory and practice of interdisciplinary team based research for understanding socio-ecological systems: review of literature., Report on internal website, March 2014.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin-Ortega, J., (2015) Report on Scenario-Planning for use by the MAJI project, March 2015., The James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Blackstock, K.L.; Brown, I., (2015) Locally-adapted scenario building: evaluation of methods., Deliverable 1.3 of the COMET-LA project.
- Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A.; Martin-del-Molino, J.P.; Blackstock, K.L.; Brown, I., (2015) Synthesised scenarios: Summary and comparison of the scenario building processes and outcomes in the three case studies., Participatory Report on Synthesised Scenarios on EU Comet website.
- Young, J.C.; Waylen, K.A.; Sarkki, S.; Albon, S.; Bainbridge, I.; Balian, E.; Edwards, D.; Davidson, J.; Fairley, R.; Margerison, C.; McCracken, D.; Owen, R.; Quine, C.P.; Stewart-Roper, C.; Thompson, D.; Tinch, R.; Van Den Hove, S.; Watt. A., (2014) Improving the science-policy dialogue to meet the challenges of biodiversity conservation: having a conversation rather than talking at one-another., Biodiversity and Conservation, 23, 387-404.
- Waylen, K.A.; Young, J., (2014) Expectations and experiences of diverse forms of knowledge use: the case of the UK National Ecosystem Assessment., Environment and Planning C, 32, 229-246.
- Waylen, K.A.; Hastings, E.; Banks, E.; Holstead, K.L.; Irvine, R.J.; Blackstock, K.L., (2014) The need to disentangle key concepts from Ecosystem Approach jargon., Conservation Biology, 28, 1215-1224.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A.; Marshall, K.M.; Dunglinson, J., (2014) Hybridity of representation: insights from river basin management planning in Scotland., Environment and Planning C: Government and Society, 32, 549-566.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Irvine, R.J., (2014) Starting points for evaluating implementation of the "Ecosystem Approach"., Public Report available from The James Hutton Institute website.
- Thomson, K.; Kerle, S.; Waylen, K.A.; Martin Ortega, J., (2014) Water-based Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) schemes in Scotland., Report produced from a project "Evaluating PES (Payment for Ecosystem Services) Theory in Practice" within WP 1.3 and 1.2 of the Ecosystem Services Theme within the RESAS Strategic Research Programme 2011-2016.
- Brooks, J.S.; Waylen, K.A.; Borgerhoff Mulder, M., (2013) Assessing community-based conservation projects: a systematic review and multilevel analysis of attitudinal, behavioral, ecological, and economic outcomes., Environmental Evidence, 2, 2.
- Waylen, K.A.; Fischer, A.; McGowan, P.J.K.; Milner-Gulland, E.J., (2013) Deconstructing community for conservation: why simple assumptions are not sufficient., Human Ecology, 41, 575-585.
- Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A., (2018) PES what a mess? An analysis of the position of environmental professionals in the conceptual debate on payments for ecosystem services., Ecological Economics, 154, 218-237.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin Ortega, J., (2018) Surveying views on Payments for Ecosystem Services: implications for environmental management and research., Ecosystem Services, 29, 23-30.
- Waylen, K.A.; Holstead, K.L.; Colley, K.; Hopkins, J., (2018) Challenges to enabling and implementing Natural Flood Management in Scotland., Journal of Flood Risk Management, 11, S1078-S1089.
- Nesshöver, C.; Assmuth, T.; Irvine, K.N.; Rusch, G.M.; Waylen, K.A.; Delbaere, B.; Haase, D.; Jones-Walters, L.; Keune, H.; Kovacs, E.; Krauze, K.; Külvik, M.; Rey, F.; van Dijk, J.; Vandewalle, M.; Vistad, O. I.; Wilkinson, M.E.; Wittmer, H., (2017) The science, policy and practice of nature-based solutions: an interdisciplinary perspective., Science of the Total Environment, 579, 1215-1227.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2017) Monitoring for adaptive management or modernity: Lessons from recent initiatives for holistic environmental management., Environmental Policy and Governance, 27, 311-324.
- Brown, I.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Participatory scenario planning for developing innovation in community adaptation responses: three contrasting examples from Latin America., Regional Environmental Change, 16, 1685-1700.
- Tinch, R.; Balian, E.; Young, J.C.; van den Hove, S.; Watt, A.; Carss, D.; Ezzine de Blas, D.; Geamana, N.A.; Keune, H.; Nesshöver, C.; Niemelã, J.; Sarkki, S.; Thibon, M.; Timaeus, J.; Vadineanu, A.; Van Muylem, K.; Waylen, K.A.; Wittmer, H., (2016) Science-policy interfaces for biodiversity: dynamic learning environments for successful impact., Biodiversity and Conservation, 27, 1679-1702.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Blackstock, K.L.; Brown, I.; Uribe, B.E.A.; Hernández, S.B.; Bertoni, M.B.; Bustos, M.L.; Bayer, A.X.C.; Semerena, R.I.E.; Quijano, M.A.F.; Ferrelli, F.; Fidalgo, G.L.; López, I.H.; Cisneros, M.A.H.; London, S.; Maya Vélez, D.L.; Ocampo-Díaz, N.; Ortiz-Guerrero, C.E.; Pascale, J.C.; Perillo, G.M.E.; Piccolo, M.C.; Pinzón Martínez, L.N.; Rojas, M.L.; Scordo, F.; Vitale, V.; Zilio, M.I., (2015) Can scenario-planning support community based natural resource management? Experiences from three countries in Latin America., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No. 28.
- Oteros-Rozas, E.; Martín-López, B.; Daw, T. M.; Bohensky, E.; Butler, J.; Hill, R.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Quinlan, A.; Ravera, F.; Ruiz-Mallén, I.; Thyresson, M.; Mistry, J.; Palomo, I.; Peterson, G.; Plieninger, T.; Waylen, K.A.; Beach, D.; Bohnet, I. C.; Hamann, M.; Hanspach, J.; Hubacek, K.; Lavorel, S.; Vilardy, S., (2015) Participatory scenario-planning in place-based social-ecological research: insights and experiences from 23 case studies., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No.34.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Holstead, K.L., (2015) How does legacy create sticking points for environmental management? Insights from challenges to implementation of the ecosystem approach., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No. 21.
- Sarkki, S.; Tinch, R.; Niemelä, J.; Heink, U.; Waylen, K.A.; Timaeus, J.; Young, J.C.; Watt, A.D.; Neßhöver, C.; van den Hove, S., (2015) Adding ‘iterativity’ to the credibility, relevance, legitimacy: A novel scheme to highlight dynamic aspects of science-policy interfaces., Environmental Science and Policy, 54, 505-512.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Marshall, K.; Dunglinson, J., (2015) Participation-prescription tension in natural resource management: the case of diffuse pollution in Scottish water management., Environmental Policy and Governance, 25, 111-124.
- Young, J.C.; Waylen, K.A.; Sarkki, S.; Albon, S.; Bainbridge, I.; Balian, E.; Edwards, D.; Davidson, J.; Fairley, R.; Margerison, C.; McCracken, D.; Owen, R.; Quine, C.P.; Stewart-Roper, C.; Thompson, D.; Tinch, R.; Van Den Hove, S.; Watt. A., (2014) Improving the science-policy dialogue to meet the challenges of biodiversity conservation: having a conversation rather than talking at one-another., Biodiversity and Conservation, 23, 387-404.
- Waylen, K.A.; Young, J., (2014) Expectations and experiences of diverse forms of knowledge use: the case of the UK National Ecosystem Assessment., Environment and Planning C, 32, 229-246.
- Waylen, K.A.; Hastings, E.; Banks, E.; Holstead, K.L.; Irvine, R.J.; Blackstock, K.L., (2014) The need to disentangle key concepts from Ecosystem Approach jargon., Conservation Biology, 28, 1215-1224.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A.; Marshall, K.M.; Dunglinson, J., (2014) Hybridity of representation: insights from river basin management planning in Scotland., Environment and Planning C: Government and Society, 32, 549-566.
- Brooks, J.S.; Waylen, K.A.; Borgerhoff Mulder, M., (2013) Assessing community-based conservation projects: a systematic review and multilevel analysis of attitudinal, behavioral, ecological, and economic outcomes., Environmental Evidence, 2, 2.
- Waylen, K.A.; Fischer, A.; McGowan, P.J.K.; Milner-Gulland, E.J., (2013) Deconstructing community for conservation: why simple assumptions are not sufficient., Human Ecology, 41, 575-585.
- O'Sullivan, J.J.; Bradford, R.A.; Bonaiuto, M.; De Dominicis, S.; Rotko, P.; Aaltonen,J.; Waylen, K.; Langan, S.J., (2012) Enhancing flood resilience through improved risk communications., Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, 12, 2271-2282.
- Brooks, J.S.; Waylen, K.A.; Borgerhoff Mulder, M., (2012) How national context, project design, and local community characteristics influence success in community-based conservation projects., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS), 109, 21265-21270.
- Bradford, R.A.; O'Sullivan, J.J.; van der Craats, I.M.; Krywkow, J.; Rotko, P.; Bonaiuto, M.; Waylen, K.; Schelfaut, K., (2012) Risk perception - Issues for flood management in Europe., Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, 12, 2299-2309.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A.; Dunglinson, J.; Marshall, K.M., (2012) Linking process to outcomes - internal and external criteria for a stakeholder involvement in River Basin Management Planning., Ecological Economics, 77, 113-122.
- Waylen, K.A.; Fischer, A.; McGowan, P.J.K.; Milner-Gulland, E.J., (2012) Interactions between a collectivist culture and Buddhist teachings influence environmental concerns and behaviors, in the Republic of Kalmykia, Russia., Society and Natural Resources, 25, 1118-1133.
- Waylen, K.A.; Fischer, A.; McGowan, P.J.K.; Thirgood, S.J.; Milner-Gulland, E.J., (2010) The effect of local cultural context on the success of community-based conservation interventions., Conservation Biology, 24, 1119-1124.
- Waylen, K.A.; Brooks, J.S.; Mulder, M.B.; Brosius, P., (2010) The effect of non-local socio-political context on community-based conservation interventions: evaluating ecological, economic, attitudinal and behavioural outcomes., Protocol for Systematic Review, Systematic Review No. 82 - Collaboration for Environmental Evidence. Online document.
- Mickleburgh, S.; Waylen, K.; Racey, P., (2009) Bats as bushmeat: a global review., Oryx, 43, 217-234.
- Waylen, K.A.; McGowan, P.J.K.; Pawi Study Group. Milner-Gulland, E.J., (2009) Ecotourism positively affects awareness and attitudes but not conservation behaviors: a case study at Grande Riviere, Trinidad., Oryx, 43, 343-351.
- Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A., (2018) PES what a mess? An analysis of the position of environmental professionals in the conceptual debate on payments for ecosystem services., Ecological Economics, 154, 218-237.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin Ortega, J., (2018) Surveying views on Payments for Ecosystem Services: implications for environmental management and research., Ecosystem Services, 29, 23-30.
- Waylen, K.A.; Holstead, K.L.; Colley, K.; Hopkins, J., (2018) Challenges to enabling and implementing Natural Flood Management in Scotland., Journal of Flood Risk Management, 11, S1078-S1089.
- Nesshöver, C.; Assmuth, T.; Irvine, K.N.; Rusch, G.M.; Waylen, K.A.; Delbaere, B.; Haase, D.; Jones-Walters, L.; Keune, H.; Kovacs, E.; Krauze, K.; Külvik, M.; Rey, F.; van Dijk, J.; Vandewalle, M.; Vistad, O. I.; Wilkinson, M.E.; Wittmer, H., (2017) The science, policy and practice of nature-based solutions: an interdisciplinary perspective., Science of the Total Environment, 579, 1215-1227.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2017) Monitoring for adaptive management or modernity: Lessons from recent initiatives for holistic environmental management., Environmental Policy and Governance, 27, 311-324.
- Brown, I.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Participatory scenario planning for developing innovation in community adaptation responses: three contrasting examples from Latin America., Regional Environmental Change, 16, 1685-1700.
- Tinch, R.; Balian, E.; Young, J.C.; van den Hove, S.; Watt, A.; Carss, D.; Ezzine de Blas, D.; Geamana, N.A.; Keune, H.; Nesshöver, C.; Niemelã, J.; Sarkki, S.; Thibon, M.; Timaeus, J.; Vadineanu, A.; Van Muylem, K.; Waylen, K.A.; Wittmer, H., (2016) Science-policy interfaces for biodiversity: dynamic learning environments for successful impact., Biodiversity and Conservation, 27, 1679-1702.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Blackstock, K.L.; Brown, I.; Uribe, B.E.A.; Hernández, S.B.; Bertoni, M.B.; Bustos, M.L.; Bayer, A.X.C.; Semerena, R.I.E.; Quijano, M.A.F.; Ferrelli, F.; Fidalgo, G.L.; López, I.H.; Cisneros, M.A.H.; London, S.; Maya Vélez, D.L.; Ocampo-Díaz, N.; Ortiz-Guerrero, C.E.; Pascale, J.C.; Perillo, G.M.E.; Piccolo, M.C.; Pinzón Martínez, L.N.; Rojas, M.L.; Scordo, F.; Vitale, V.; Zilio, M.I., (2015) Can scenario-planning support community based natural resource management? Experiences from three countries in Latin America., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No. 28.
- Oteros-Rozas, E.; Martín-López, B.; Daw, T. M.; Bohensky, E.; Butler, J.; Hill, R.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Quinlan, A.; Ravera, F.; Ruiz-Mallén, I.; Thyresson, M.; Mistry, J.; Palomo, I.; Peterson, G.; Plieninger, T.; Waylen, K.A.; Beach, D.; Bohnet, I. C.; Hamann, M.; Hanspach, J.; Hubacek, K.; Lavorel, S.; Vilardy, S., (2015) Participatory scenario-planning in place-based social-ecological research: insights and experiences from 23 case studies., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No.34.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Holstead, K.L., (2015) How does legacy create sticking points for environmental management? Insights from challenges to implementation of the ecosystem approach., Ecology and Society, 20, Article No. 21.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Marshall, K.; Dunglinson, J., (2015) Participation-prescription tension in natural resource management: the case of diffuse pollution in Scottish water management., Environmental Policy and Governance, 25, 111-124.
- Young, J.C.; Waylen, K.A.; Sarkki, S.; Albon, S.; Bainbridge, I.; Balian, E.; Edwards, D.; Davidson, J.; Fairley, R.; Margerison, C.; McCracken, D.; Owen, R.; Quine, C.P.; Stewart-Roper, C.; Thompson, D.; Tinch, R.; Van Den Hove, S.; Watt. A., (2014) Improving the science-policy dialogue to meet the challenges of biodiversity conservation: having a conversation rather than talking at one-another., Biodiversity and Conservation, 23, 387-404.
- Waylen, K.A.; Young, J., (2014) Expectations and experiences of diverse forms of knowledge use: the case of the UK National Ecosystem Assessment., Environment and Planning C, 32, 229-246.
- Waylen, K.A.; Hastings, E.; Banks, E.; Holstead, K.L.; Irvine, R.J.; Blackstock, K.L., (2014) The need to disentangle key concepts from Ecosystem Approach jargon., Conservation Biology, 28, 1215-1224.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A.; Marshall, K.M.; Dunglinson, J., (2014) Hybridity of representation: insights from river basin management planning in Scotland., Environment and Planning C: Government and Society, 32, 549-566.
- Waylen, K.A., (2006) Botanic gardens: more than just a pretty place., Oryx, 40, 259-260.
- Waylen, K.A., (2006) Botanic gardens: using biodiversity to improve human well-being., Botanic Gardens Conservation International, Richmond, UK. ISBN 1905164084
- Young, J.; Waylen, K.A.; van den Hove, S.; Watt, A., (2016) SPIRAL Improving science-policy interfaces for biodiversity., In: Martinuzzi, A. & Sedlacko, M. (eds.). Knowledge Brokerage for Sustainable Development. Innovative Tools for Increasing Research Impact and Evidence-Based Policy-Making. Greenleaf Publishing, Saltaire, UK, pp275-290.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A., (2016) Delivering ecosystem services at a national scale: institutions and governance., In: Brooker, R., Hester, A. & Pakeman, R. (eds.). Ecosystem Services. The James Hutton Institute, Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen, pp18-19.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Concepts: 'Eco' terminology., In: Brooker, R., Hester, A. & Pakeman, R. (eds.). Ecosystem Services. The James Hutton Institute, Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen, pp4-5.
- Waylen, K.A.; Gearey, B.R.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Peatlands and cultural ecosystem services., In: Bonn, A., Allott, T., Evans, M., Joosten, H. & Stoneman, R. (eds.). Peatland Restoration for Ecosystem Services. Ecological Reviews Series, British Ecological Society, Cambridge University Press, Chapter 7, pp114-128.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Juarez-Bourke, A.; Tindale, S.; Maxwell, J.; Waylen, K.A., (2018) O1.4.2biD3: Aligning existing and new environmental delivery mechanisms., Research Briefing on ‘New’ Instruments, James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, 44pp..
- Waylen, K.A.; Tindale, S.; Juárez Bourke, A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2018) Insights from international experiences of integration for water management., Final Report by the James Hutton Institute.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Juarez-Bourke, A.; Maxwell, J.; Tindale, S.; Waylen, K.A., (2018) Aligning policy instruments for biodiversity, soil and water., Report for James Hutton Institute Project Webpage, 24pp.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Novo, P.; Waylen, K.A.; Maxwell, J.; Juarez-Bourke, A., (2017) Coordinating policy instruments that influence soil, water, and biodiversity in Scotland: rationales, needs and challenges., Report from an ESCom (Ecosystem Service Community) Workshop, Edinburgh, 23 May 2017. Published as a Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Group (SEGS) Blog on the James Hutton Institute server, 16 November 2017.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Van Hulst, F.; MacLeod, C.J.A.; Waylen, K.A., (2017) Monitoring and Evaluation for Ecosystem Management (MEEM) - Comparing theory and documented practice across Europe., Technical Report for Project, November 2017, 96pp.
- Turnpenny, J.; Russel, D.; Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L., (2016) Embedding the value of the natural environment in decision-making-overcoming barriers and encouraging enablers., Briefing Note to Invited Seminar by Mary Christie, Scottish Natural Heritage.
- Addy, S.; Cooksley, S.; Dodd, N.; Waylen, K.A.; Byg, A.; Holstead, K., (2016) River restoration and biodiversity: nature-based solutions for restoring the rivers of the UK and Republic of Ireland., Published Jointly by IUCN, NCUK and CREW, 64pp. CRW2014/10. ISBN: 978-0-902701-16-8
- Holstead, K.L.; Colley, K.; Waylen, K.A., (2016) Tackling the barriers to implementing natural flood management: summary report., Summary Report presented at Workshop Meeting, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation, 11 February 2016.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Kyle, C., (2015) Putting the Ecosystem Approach into practice - what can it do for you?, Report of a Natural Capital Initiative (NCI) Dialogue Session, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation, 28 September 2015.
- McLean, L.; Beevers, L.; Waylen, K.A.; Wright, G.; Wilkinson, M., (2015) Learning from community led flood risk management., CREW Report CD2014-12.
- Waylen, K.A.; Howard, B.; Kyle, C.; Martin-Ortega, J., (2015) Applying payments for ecosystem services., Report of a Workshop, Edinburgh, 24 February 2015.
- Morris, S.; MacLeod, K.; Prager, K.; Currie, M.; Holmes, B.; Waylen, K.A., (2015) Theory and practice of interdisciplinary team based research for understanding socio-ecological systems: review of literature., Report on internal website, March 2014.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin-Ortega, J., (2015) Report on Scenario-Planning for use by the MAJI project, March 2015., The James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen.
- Waylen, K.A.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Blackstock, K.L.; Brown, I., (2015) Locally-adapted scenario building: evaluation of methods., Deliverable 1.3 of the COMET-LA project.
- Martin-Ortega, J.; Waylen, K.A.; Martin-del-Molino, J.P.; Blackstock, K.L.; Brown, I., (2015) Synthesised scenarios: Summary and comparison of the scenario building processes and outcomes in the three case studies., Participatory Report on Synthesised Scenarios on EU Comet website.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Irvine, R.J., (2014) Starting points for evaluating implementation of the "Ecosystem Approach"., Public Report available from The James Hutton Institute website.
- Thomson, K.; Kerle, S.; Waylen, K.A.; Martin Ortega, J., (2014) Water-based Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) schemes in Scotland., Report produced from a project "Evaluating PES (Payment for Ecosystem Services) Theory in Practice" within WP 1.3 and 1.2 of the Ecosystem Services Theme within the RESAS Strategic Research Programme 2011-2016.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Holstead, K.L., (2013) Exploring experiences of the ecosystem approach., Project Report
- Waylen, K.A.: Martin-Ortega, J., (2013) Report on knowledge exchange workshops on an ecosystem services approach for community natural resources management in Malawi., Report for WATERS: Towards Equitable Resource Management Strategies in Malawi.
- Waylen, K.A.; Blackstock, K.L.; Young, J.; Watt, A.; van den Hove, S., (2013) Reflections on recent experience with the Water Framework Directive., SPIRAL Policy Brief.
