SEDA Land Event at Go Falkland. Time TBC.

This SEDA Land event on integrated land use could help shape the Scottish Government's delivery plan for  its Third Land Use Strategy 2021-2026.

Join our expert panel representing different sectors and regions. As always we will be led by the science  with two scientists talking about a new tool for assessing land uses in terms of a matrix of measurements and an approach to landscape planning that integrates social and ecological elements.  

This event forms part of GO Falkland, the two day regenerative farming festival, following the successful introduction of a Groundswell Outreach last July.

Chair:  Lucy Filby, Head of Agriculture & Forestry Transition, SOSE 
Speakers: Graham Begg, Head of Agroecology, The James Hutton Institute  Alison Smith, Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University Catherine Payne, Senior Climate Resilience Manager, Sniffer Marian Bruce, Bioregioning Tayside, 7,500 km² Grant Moir, CEO Cairngorms National Park, 4,528 km² Denise Walton, chair, Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN) Andrew Heald, Forestry consultant 

Artistic pieces: newly commissioned work will be performed by poets Sophie Cooke and Chris Powici and cellist Jessica Kerr who will be joined by violinists Kirsty Orton and Aaron McGregor.