Bioregioning Tayside (External organisation)

Frediani, K. (Member)
Clare Cooper (Member)
Marian Bruce (Member)

Activity: Membership types › Membership of committee

Description

Bioregioning Tayside is a new platform which is bringing people in Tayside together to build resilience in the face of:
1) global heating – with major implications for survival of life as we know it
2) a sixth mass extinction of plants and animals driven by us, which is collapsing biodiversity and threatening the food webs we depend on
3) a broken economic model – which is fuelling the climate crisis and biodiversity collapse and resulting in increasing social injustice and mental ill health

Period	29 Mar 2022
Degree of Recognition	Regional

Keywords

Bioregioning
community engagement
sustainable development
Human Ecology

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Who we are: Kevin Frediani MSc., MICHort, F.Arbor.A Kevin Frediani is Curator of the Botanic Garden and Head of Grounds at the University of Dundee, leading a team that conserves, educates, facilitates research and delivers a sustainable green infrastructure across the University. His research interests explore how spaces become places imbued with emotion through the actions and reactions of people and environment. Kevin’s previous experience is in the management of complex projects in novel rural landscapes and non-rural places while delivering innovative solutions for the development of heritage landscapes, Botanic Gardens, Zoos and productive landscapes (including Urban Agriculture). Part of the core project team for Urban ReLeaf European Citizen Observatory, he is also a Circular Tayside Ambassador.

Bioregioning Tayside (External organisation)

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Unesco Centre research symposium

The River Ericht Catchment Restoration Initiative

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