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Defining rewilding for Scotland's public sector: research findings
Main findings of research investigating debates around the term ‘rewilding’, its relevance in a Scottish context, and to propose a working definition of the term suitable for use by the public sector in Scotland
Annex 1. Workshop Participants
Participants from Scotland's public sector and agencies
- Anna Leslie (Land Reform, Land Reform Rural and Islands Policy Division, Scottish Government)
- Brian Eardley (Biodiversity Unit, Nature Division, Scottish Government)
- John Kerr (Agricultural Policy Division, Scottish Government)
- Peter Phillips (Natural Capital Team, Land Reform, Rural and Islands Policy Division, Scottish Government)
- Ross Johnstone (Natural Capital Team, Land Reform, Rural and Islands Policy Division, Scottish Government)
- Emily Harris (RESAS, Scottish Government)
- Jack Bloodworth (RESAS, Scottish Government)
- Sallie Bailey (RESAS, Scottish Government)
- Clive Mitchell (NatureScot)
- Donald Fraser (NatureScot)
- Hamish Trench (Scottish Land Commission)
- Colin Mclean (Cairngorms National Park Authority)
- David Hetherington (Cairngorms National Park Authority)
- Lynne Hendry (Crofting Commission)
- Simon Jones (Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority)
- John Raven (Historic Environment Scotland)
- Jayne Ashley (South of Scotland Enterprise)
Participants from other UK administrations
- Glenn Watts (Environment Agency)
- One participant from Defra
Participants from academia and other expertise in rewilding
- Ian Convery (University of Cumbria)
- Stephen Carver (University of Leeds)
- Paul Jepson (Credit Nature Ltd)
- George Holmes (University of Leeds)
- Kirsty Mackay (Highlands Rewilding)
Participants from Scotland's eNGO community
- Mike Daniels (John Muir Trust)
- Jo Pike (Scottish Wildlife Trust)
Contact
Email: socialresearch@gov.scot
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