Faculty of Science & Natural Resources
Faculty of Science and Natural Resources Seminar Series 2008 - 2009
Seminars are free and open to all. There will be approximately one per month between October 2008 and April 2009.
The next seminar will be:
Postgraduate seminars
Viable upland futures and the valuation of public benefits - Mark Long
Interactions between the freshwater pearl mussel and their fish hosts - Louise Miles
Modelling ecological networks and dispersal in the grey squirrel - Claire Stevenson
Thursday 26th March 2009
Light refreshments will be available at 4 p.m, talks will begin 4.15 pm and last for about 45 minutes.
This seminar is in
Room GZ005 in the Grizedale/COMET Building (number 19 on the map of the
Penrith Campus| at Newton Rigg).
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Postponed Seminar - please check back for further information
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Catchment Sensitive Farming
by David Keddy, Environmental Management Team Leader, Environment Agency|
on the 4th December 2008 PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SEMINAR HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO DUE THE ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The seminar will be rescheduled in the new year. We apologise for any inconvenience.
'How ideas spread in forestry.' Dr Anna Lawrence, Head of the social and economic research group, Forest Research. Thursday 26th February 2009.
'The green mind: what ecopsychology can tell us about the outdoors and mental health.' Dr Mark Hoelterhoff, Senior Lecturer of Applied Psychology, University of Cumbria
Thursday 29th January 2009.
'Research? But you are only growing trees! Dr James Pendlebury, Chief Executive,
Forest Research|
Thursday 20
th November 2008.