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Katrin Prager is an interdisciplinary social scientist with a background in landscape planning, environmental management, and participatory agri-environmental policy making.
James has a background in geology with an emphasis on terrain analysis and modelling using GIS. Prior to joining the Macaulay in March 2010 he spent four years working for the British Scenery Project, looking at how geological and geomorphological processes have shaped the UK landscape.
My research develops and applies knowledge and tools for improving delivery of integrated catchment management across issues of water quality,
Prof Lee-Ann Sutherland is Director of the James Hutton Institute's new flagship, the International Land Use Study Centre. The new centre reflects the Institute's a vision for inclusive, open science that engages the public, stakeholder groups and scientists with a wide range of expertise in tackling the urgent problems of our time: climate change, food and water security, biodiversity preservation and One Health.
Eric has more than 25 years’ experience of working on plant-soil interactions in the context of sustainable crop production systems,
I am an environmental social scientist working in the Environmental Governance Group of the Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Department
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Robin has a background in plant science, and for over 35 years has been involved in modelling biological systems, ranging
Dr Bob Mayes trained as a ruminant nutritionist and, for over 30 years, has specialised in research on grazing sheep
Annie McKee is a senior social researcher in the Social Economic and Geographical Sciences Department (SEGS) and a member of