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Yorkshire Dales Environmental Network

Yorkshire Dales Environmental Network
约克郡山谷环境网络
批准号:
NE/J006300/1
负责人:
Alison Dunn
金额:
$12.74万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012 至 --

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中文摘要
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约克郡山谷环境在约克郡山谷,人与自然的长期互动创造了一个集自然美景、野生动物和文化遗产于一身的独特之地:为我们提供了山谷被认可的栖息地和他们提供的生态系统服务。保护和加强这一丰富的环境涉及协调经济、保护、社会和文化要求,每个要求都由不同的利益攸关方代表。因此,保护这些特殊性质并调和不同利益需要许多利益攸关方之间的有效合作。MISSIONOUR的目标是正式创建一个参与照顾和管理约克郡山谷的组织网络。该网络的使命是通过理念和实践的改变,在其成员之间的沟通和合作的强度和广度方面取得进步。这将导致最有效地利用各种可用的技能和资源,造福于山谷景观和人民。背景该网络的形成符合目前压倒性的认识,即必须在景观范围内进行保护,只有通过公共、私营和志愿部门以及政府和当地社区之间更好的沟通和合作,才能使环境保护更加有效。戴尔是国家的一个缩影,是一个连贯的地理和行政区域,我们可以在其中解决这些关切。该网络的形成将使合作伙伴能够直接受益于研究界的最新思维、方法和发现,并更有效地受益于彼此的专门知识和资源。研究人员将获得实地地点和环境数据,并与合作伙伴一起制定与社区直接相关的研究方案。通过共同行动,该网络可以解决从特定地点到景观规模的所有级别的环境和生物多样性管理问题。目标:为了使该网络正规化并充分利用该网络,我们将:i.培训一名协调员,该协调员将确定合作伙伴的要求,并通过举办一系列活动来促进和加强合作伙伴自身使命的规划和执行。活动包括;ii.讲习班将主要侧重于合作伙伴当前和发展中的需要,但也会促进新的举措。大多数讲习班的主要目标将是组建一个最有能力处理特定问题的伙伴工作组。讲习班产生的工作组将负责实际执行讲习班产生的行动2。一年一度的会议将使合作伙伴齐聚一堂,展示国际年的活动,并展望未来的项目和网络的战略发展。它将汇集比讲习班和工作组更广泛的合作伙伴,鼓励更广泛的知识、专门知识和合作交流。它还将是面向外部的,开展与公众和媒体接触的活动。促进网络活动并鼓励参与网络以外的活动的展览vs.网站发展以建立持久的联系点、信息交流和公共界面我们将:&>增加网络合作伙伴之间合作的广度和深度;促进网络文化和实践的持久变化
英文摘要
YORKSHIRE DALES ENVIRONMENT NETWORKINTRODUCTIONIn the Yorkshire Dales the long interaction of people and nature has created a place with a unique mix of natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage: giving us the habitats for which the Dales are recognised and the ecosystem services which they provide. Conserving and enhancing this rich environment involves reconciling economic, conservation, social and cultural requirements, each represented by different stakeholders. Protecting these special qualities and reconciling the diverse interests thus requires effective collaboration between many stakeholders. MISSIONOur aim is the formal creation of a network of organisations involved in the care and management of the Yorkshire Dales. The network's mission is, through changes in philosophy and practice, to achieve a step improvement in the strength and breadth of communication and collaboration between its members. This will lead to the most effective use of the diverse range of skills and resources available for the benefit of the Dales landscape and people.BACKGROUNDThe formation of the network fits with the now overwhelming recognition that conservation must be practised at the landscape scale and that environmental protection will only be made more effective through better communication and collaboration between public, private and voluntary sectors, and government and local communities. The Dales are a microcosm of the national state, and a coherent geographical and administrative region in which we can address these concerns. Formation of the network will allow partners to benefit from the latest thinking, methods and findings direct from the research community and to benefit more effectively from each other's expertise and resources. The researchers will gain access to field sites and environmental data and with the partners be able to formulate research programmes of direct relevance to the community. By acting together, the network can address environmental and biodiversity management at all levels from the site-specific to the landscape scale. OBJECTIVES In order to formalise and make best use of the Network we will:i. TRAIN A COORDINATOR who will identify the partners' requirements and respond by- RUNNING A SERIES OF EVENTS that facilitate and enhance the planning and execution of the partners' own missions. Events include; ii. WORKSHOPS will focus primarily on the current and developing needs of the partners but promoting new initiatives. A primary aim of most workshops will be the formation of a working group of partners best equipped to address particular issues. WORKING GROUPS arising from the workshops will be tasked with the practical implementation of actions arising from the workshopsiii. ANNUAL CONFERENCE will bring together partners to showcase the year's activities and to look to future projects and strategic development of the Network. It will bring together a wider range of partners than form the workshops and working groups, encouraging broader exchange of knowledge, expertise and collaboration. It will also be outward facing, with activities to engage public and press.iv. EXHIBITIONS to promote the activities of the Network and encourage participation beyond the Network v. WEBSITE development to build a lasting point of contact, information exchange and public interfaceTOGETHER WE WILL: > increase the breadth and depth of collaboration among network partners > promote a lasting change in culture and practice in the network
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Invaders in hot water: a simple decontamination method to prevent the accidental spread of aquatic invasive non-native species.
热水中的入侵者:一种简单的净化方法,可防止水生入侵非本地物种的意外扩散。
DOI: 10.1007/s10530-015-0875-6
发表时间: 2015
期刊: Biological invasions
影响因子: 2.9
作者: [Anderson LG, Dunn AM, Rosewarne PJ, Stebbing PD]
通讯作者: Stebbing PD
Bat habitat suitability maps for the Northern Upland Chain Local Nature Partnership
北部高地链当地自然伙伴关系的蝙蝠栖息地适宜性地图
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作者: [Bellamy CC]
通讯作者: Bellamy CC
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作者: [Dunn AM]
通讯作者: Dunn AM
Bat habitat suitability maps for the North York Moors National Park
北约克沼泽国家公园蝙蝠栖息地适宜性地图
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作者: [Bellamy CC]
通讯作者: Bellamy CC
CAREER: Mechanics-Driven Energy Dissipation in Soft Matter Lubrication
Reducing the risk of the introduction and spread of Invasive Non Native Species to and within the river catchments of Yorkshire and across GB.
  • 批准号:
    NE/P016766/1
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $10.89万
  • 财政年份:
    2017
  • 负责人:
    Alison Dunn
  • 依托单位:
Discovering the Mechanisms of Hydrogel Surface Weakening and Wear Under Applied Sliding Conditions
Parasites and Communities; Empirical and Theoretical Scaling
  • 批准号:
    NE/G015201/1
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $25.84万
  • 财政年份:
    2010
  • 负责人:
    Alison Dunn
  • 依托单位: