Reports and Research
Covering Framework Delivery Principles:
- Data, mapping, & monitoring
- Finance & resourcing
- Governance & decision making
- Knowledge & skills
- Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting
- Participation, engagement, & communication
- Policy & Mainstreaming
- Project Development
- Project Implementation
- Spatial Mapping
Research
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2 Items- Compares two approaches for assessing habitat connectivity in Glasgow and the surrounding areas. Comparison will help identify priority areas to target to enhance functional ecological connectivity.
- This report gathers existing evidence on the socio-economic benefits of Nature Networks and habitat connectivity – linking existing habitats across the landscape and restoring or creating new habitats – with the aim of informing policy implementation at a local level. It includes two Scottish case studies in the Moray Council and Edinburgh City Council areas.
Podcasts and Videos
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4 Items- Panel discussion, exploring the growing challenge of habitat fragmentation and asking: How can we reconnect nature at scale? Our experts will share innovative solutions already transforming the UK’s landscape - from green bridges and wildlife tunnels to nature highways, restored corridors, and community‑led reconnection projects.
- Watch this short video to find out what connected nature looks like in practice and the crucial role it plays for the environment and people.
- May 2026 Podcast covering Nature NEtwork delivery in the City of Edinburgh and North Ayrshire.
- A partnership of local and national land managers to restore and connect natural habitats along 16km of the Fife coastline. Led by the University, the partnership included a range of organisations that contributed 27 sites to the Nature Networks programme. Part funded by the Nature Restoration Fund.
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