Scotland: National Rural NetworkThis seminar is designed to engage a wide range of stakeholders in thinking how social science insights can give a fresh perspective on what makes some rural communities more dynamic than others, and how the evidence on rural community empowerment can be applied in ‘real life' situations.
This seminar is designed to engage a wide range of stakeholders in thinking how social science insights can give a fresh perspective on what makes some rural communities more dynamic than others, and how the evidence on rural community empowerment can be applied in ‘real life' situations.
The Scottish Government have announced that £3 million will be made available to farmers whose buildings collapsed during heavy snow and wintry weather. A short term working group was set up after hundreds of farm buildings collapsed across Scotland earlier this winter.
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How do you think Scotland's land should be used in the future? The development of the country's first Land Use Strategy is a landmark opportunity for you to have your say on the way Scotland's land is used.
The development of Scotland's first Land Use Strategy offers a landmark opportunity for you to have your say on the way Scotland's land is used for generations to come. How can Scotland produce enough food, develop its renewable energy capacity and protect its iconic landscapes and habitats?
Your voice counts. That's why we're inviting you to attend one of the discussion workshops for developing the Scottish Government's Land Use Strategy.
The development of Scotland's first Land Use Strategy offers a landmark opportunity for you to have your say on the way Scotland's land is used for generations to come. How can Scotland produce enough food, develop its renewable energy capacity and protect its iconic landscapes and habitats?
Your voice counts. That's why we're inviting you to attend one of the discussion workshops for developing the Scottish Government's Land Use Strategy.
The development of Scotland's first Land Use Strategy offers a landmark opportunity for you to have your say on the way Scotland's land is used for generations to come. How can Scotland produce enough food, develop its renewable energy capacity and protect its iconic landscapes and habitats?
Your voice counts. That's why we're inviting you to attend one of the discussion workshops for developing the Scottish Government's Land Use Strategy.
The development of Scotland's first Land Use Strategy offers a landmark opportunity for you to have your say on the way Scotland's land is used for generations to come. How can Scotland produce enough food, develop its renewable energy capacity and protect its iconic landscapes and habitats?
Your voice counts. That's why we're inviting you to attend one of the discussion workshops for developing the Scottish Government's Land Use Strategy.
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