Scientific Organisers
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Christina Cobbold, University of Glasgow
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Sarah Durant, Institute of Zoology, London
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Rachel McCrea, Lancaster University
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Sergei Petrovskii, University of Leicester
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Nathalie Pettorelli, Institute of Zoology, London
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Michael Singer (Lead Organiser), University College London
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Johan du Toit, Institute of Zoology, London
About:
The goals of the Workshop were:
- Review of topics discussed in the Rewilding Maths Seminar series and identification of research questions at the interface of rewilding and the mathematical sciences
- Group work on these research questions: new results and refinement of the questions
- Planning for publication of results, setting agenda for future work
- Discussion of follow-on funding and future collaboration
Resources
Programme
Our question: `How can maths help with rewilding?’ This was a working workshop. There were a few informal presentations. The time was largely devoted to working in groups on the topics we had identified in the responses to the recent questionnaire. Groups also had time to share their progress and questions.
Monday 17 June |
Registration and Refreshments |
Welcome and Housekeeping |
Presentation of the Drumbrae Rewilding project by Annie Yang, followed by Q+A |
Presentation and discussion of working group topics , Online participants encouraged to attend and join the discussion |
Welcome Reception, hosted at ECCI |
Tuesday 18 June |
Organisation of the topics and the groups |
Working in groups |
Lunch |
Catch-up and discussion with online participants, Johan du Toit speaking on adaptive cycle (14.00-14.20) & Jorge Ramirez speaking on leverage points (14.30-14.50) |
Working in groups |
Catch-up and discussion with online participants, Wayne Getz speaking on Biomass transformation webs (17.00-17.20) |
Wednesday 19 June |
Working in groups, Tom Hodgson speaking on financing rewilding (9.30-9.50) |
Collect your packed lunch and get ready for field trip |
Field trip to Drumbrae Rewilding project |
Thursday 20 June |
Working in groups - time to start drawing conclusions |
Lunch |
Catch-up and discussion with online participants |
Next steps preliminary discussion |
Catch-up and discussion with online participants |
Workshop Dinner, hosted at Blonde Restaurant |
Friday 21 June |
Working in groups |
Closing discussion |
Lunch and End of Workshop |