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Taking part in the visionary new Irish Leaders for Nature programme

A Transformative Journey: Keynote Reflections and the Power of Storytelling I’m thrilled to share my experience with the inspiring new all-Ireland 6-month Leaders for Nature programme—a space that nurtures and empowers professionals in all sectors working tirelessly for a better world. What began as an invitation to deliver a keynote talk evolved into a deeply…Read more Taking part in the visionary new Irish Leaders for Nature programme

Further reflections: ‘The Right Tree in the Right Place’? — we need conversations about wiser forestry and ‘The Right Forestry Practice in the Right Place’

Further reflections: ‘The Right Tree in the Right Place’? — we need conversations about wiser forestry and ‘The Right Forestry Practice in the Right Place’ April 19, 2023 I was delighted to see there has been further reflections on the recent event in Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden, which I contributed a pre-recorded talk on Wiser Forestry:…Read more Further reflections: ‘The Right Tree in the Right Place’? — we need conversations about wiser forestry and ‘The Right Forestry Practice in the Right Place’

Exploring Eco-Social Art Strategies in Qualitative Research and EcoArt – Scandinavia

The artist Georges Braque once declared that "art is meant to disturb. Science reassures". My ideal is that art and science together should disturb, not as disillusion, but as a way to strengthen social reflections and the ethical ethos in qualitative research – in order to propose paradigms which are sustainable and congruent with the…Read more Exploring Eco-Social Art Strategies in Qualitative Research and EcoArt – Scandinavia