Prioritising Catchments for Nature Restoration in Scotland to Support Climate Change Adaptation. A report for NatureScot.

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Main Authors: Rivington, Mike, Aitkenhead, Matt, Wadsworth, Emilie, Stewart, Lucy, Casey, Jonny, McFarlane, Fraser, Gagkas, Zisis, Naha, Shiani, Jabloun, Mohamed, Robb, Ciaran, Coull, Malcolm, McKean, Margaret
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author Rivington, Mike
Aitkenhead, Matt
Wadsworth, Emilie
Stewart, Lucy
Casey, Jonny
McFarlane, Fraser
Gagkas, Zisis
Naha, Shiani
Jabloun, Mohamed
Robb, Ciaran
Coull, Malcolm
McKean, Margaret
author_facet Rivington, Mike
Aitkenhead, Matt
Wadsworth, Emilie
Stewart, Lucy
Casey, Jonny
McFarlane, Fraser
Gagkas, Zisis
Naha, Shiani
Jabloun, Mohamed
Robb, Ciaran
Coull, Malcolm
McKean, Margaret
contents <p>This report provides the results of a combined analysis using integrated spatial data sets, desk research, expert opinion and stakeholder survey and interviews to identify proposed priority catchments in Scotland where nature restoration can deliver multiple benefits, including climate adaptation outcomes.</p> <p>The objective of the study is to provide information and evidence to NatureScot and those agencies, organisations and stakeholders involved in discussions and decision making on which catchments to prioritise for restoration.</p> <p><span>This project brings together technical mapping analysis, desk research and the views of key stakeholders to produce a single list of catchments. This prioritised list is the combination of the spatial analysis and responses to the stakeholder survey and key informant interviews. It was built based on the locations of risks identified from the survey <em>and</em> that have a higher normalised score from the spatial analysis. </span></p>
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spellingShingle Prioritising Catchments for Nature Restoration in Scotland to Support Climate Change Adaptation. A report for NatureScot.
Rivington, Mike
Aitkenhead, Matt
Wadsworth, Emilie
Stewart, Lucy
Casey, Jonny
McFarlane, Fraser
Gagkas, Zisis
Naha, Shiani
Jabloun, Mohamed
Robb, Ciaran
Coull, Malcolm
McKean, Margaret
<p>This report provides the results of a combined analysis using integrated spatial data sets, desk research, expert opinion and stakeholder survey and interviews to identify proposed priority catchments in Scotland where nature restoration can deliver multiple benefits, including climate adaptation outcomes.</p> <p>The objective of the study is to provide information and evidence to NatureScot and those agencies, organisations and stakeholders involved in discussions and decision making on which catchments to prioritise for restoration.</p> <p><span>This project brings together technical mapping analysis, desk research and the views of key stakeholders to produce a single list of catchments. This prioritised list is the combination of the spatial analysis and responses to the stakeholder survey and key informant interviews. It was built based on the locations of risks identified from the survey <em>and</em> that have a higher normalised score from the spatial analysis. </span></p>
title Prioritising Catchments for Nature Restoration in Scotland to Support Climate Change Adaptation. A report for NatureScot.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15854103