Projects (6)

Pioneering Low Cost, Long-Endurance Sensor Platforms for High-Resolution Spatial Aquatic Environmental Monitoring Aug 1, 2024 - Jan 31, 2026
Pioneering Low Cost, Long-Endurance Sensor Platforms for High-Resolution Spatial Aquatic Environmental Monitoring

Assessing and Protecting Spawning Herring and Associated Biodiversity: WOSHH-eDNA-Sound Apr 1, 2023 - Mar 31, 2025
Assessing and Protecting Spawning Herring and Associated Biodiversity: WOSHH-eDNA-Sound
Herring helped to generate local income, identity, and societal change for centuries in Scotland, but their numbers on the west coast have been in decline... Read More about Assessing and Protecting Spawning Herring and Associated Biodiversity: WOSHH-eDNA-Sound.

Exploring the Relationship between Habitat Biodiversity and Donkey Welfare: A Case Study in Scotland and the North of England May 6, 2024 - Jul 31, 2024
The application was written by Edinburgh Napier 4th year student Skye Kenny, in collaboration with Dr Gavin Ballantyne and partners at the University of the West of England and The Donkey Sanctuary.

The project will start before Skye g... Read More about Exploring the Relationship between Habitat Biodiversity and Donkey Welfare: A Case Study in Scotland and the North of England.

PEACE+ Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2028
Scotland is outside, but neighboring to the Programme Area. However, it is confirmed ENU can take part as long as the work is linked to the Programme Area.

This investment area will enable a cross-border approach to the protection of... Read More about PEACE+.

CPD Introduction to Sedge Identification 2024 Jan 1, 2024 - May 31, 2024
Open CPD course delivered online , involving up to 20 student learning hours over up to 8 weeks, introduces ecological consultants and land managers to identification of common sedges using botanical keys.

CPD Introduction to Sedge Identification Mar 1, 2023 - Apr 30, 2023
Open CPD course delivered online , involving up to 20 student learning hours over up to 8 weeks, introduces ecological consultants and land managers to identification of common sedges using botanical keys.