Caitlin Hafferty

Associated projects

• Social ecological mapping for nature recovery

  This work will be conducted in both the UK and Ghanaian case study landscapes. It will include literature review, the development of conceptual frameworks for the integration of the social dimensions [...] Read more

• Institutional innovations for nature recovery

  Institutions refers to the formal and informal rules and norms that enable and constrain action in particular contexts. We adopt a critical perspective towards the analysis of institutions to historic[...] Read more

• Advancing participatory governance processes for nature recovery

  This project aims to advance participatory approaches for delivering multiple social and ecological benefits through nature recovery, particularly in ways that are equitable and empower people to shap[...] Read more

• Governing sustainable finance for effective and equitable nature recovery

  Finance is a central component of governance. Questions related to who pays, for what, and how are central to nature recovery efforts. Moreover, financing nature recovery entails profound implications[...] Read more

• Innovative methods to connect and communicate between disciplines

  Interdisciplinary working that bridges different scientific fields is widely recognised as crucial for effectively understanding and responding to environmental issues. New policy directions such as n[...] Read more

• Database of Scottish nature recovery projects

  This small project aims to build a database of all nature recovery projects and organisations in Scotland. We want to capture the extent of current activity as well as the diversity of organisation fo[...] Read more

• The landscape aesthetics of nature recovery

  Ambitions for nature recovery in the UK involve profound changes to land use that will shift the ecological composition and appearance of different landscapes. Recovery commonly involves a transition [...] Read more

• How do we scale up nature-based solutions in the UK?

  Protecting and restoring ecosystems, and managing farmland, forestry and fisheries more sustainably, can contribute to net zero targets, reduce vulnerability to climate change, reverse biodiversity de[...] Read more