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Mark Reed Aberdeen Centre for Environmental Sustainability and Centre for Planning & Environmental Management School of Geosciences, University of
Aberdeen Honorary Research Fellow, Sustainability Research Institute, School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds
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Research CV
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I have
played a leadership role in research worth £9.3M, and been a funded member in
teams that have secured a further £1.8M since completing my PhD in 2005. I have
39 peer-reviewed ISI-listed journal articles published or in press (36 of these
since 2005, 13 as first author), in addition to book chapters and other
publications. I am currently working on three books: one on communicating
research for impact (with Nicky Geeson and others); one on land degradation and
climate change (with Lindsay Stringer); and one on conservation conflicts (with
ACES colleagues). My work has been covered by the Guardian, Radio 4 and international
media. I have conducted international consultancy work for UNDP/UNEP and the
Global Environment Facility, and was invited as a lead author to the
“Socio-Economic and Knowledge Management” Working Group to provide a synthesis
of current research and make recommendations for the last Conference of the
Parties to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification. I am a member of the
Rural Economy and Land Use programme's Policy Analysts' Advisory Group, the
Advisory Network for the Foresight Land Use Futures project (Government Office
for Science), and the science-policy working group of DesertNet International.
I have also led teams contracted to provide input to the UK Government
Commission for Rural Communities’ Uplands Inquiry and the uplands review for
the Government Office for Science Foresight Land Use Futures project. I am a
contributing author to the upland chapter of the UK National Ecosystem
Assessment, and have contributed to research that is part of the Scottish
Government’s Rural Land Use study, which reported to their Land Use Summit in
2009. In 2008, I became the first UK researcher to be awarded a joint
fellowship by the US Social Science Research Council and ESRC, and in 2009 I
was awarded the ESRC’s Michael Young Prize, “rewarding the very best early
career social scientists whose research has the potential to make a positive
and far-reaching impact beyond academia”. I am a grant reviewer for ESRC, Swiss
Science Foundation and Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research, a
reviewer for 13 journals and Oxford University Press, and am on the Editorial
Board of an ISI-listed journal. I supervise 2 PhD students and 3 Post-Doctoral
Research Assistants.
Key contributions I have made in collaboration with colleagues include: building theory about conditions under which stakeholder participation can meaningfully contribute to environmental decision-making; developing new methods for multi-stakeholder assessment of current and future environmental change using scenarios and indicators; discovering significant differences between existing assessments of land degradation in southern Africa; developing new approaches for multi-method, multi-scale, multi-stakeholder degradation assessment; discovering that peatland restoration stores carbon and may pay for itself through carbon markets; and making major revisions to existing Government estimates of the role that peatlands play in the UK carbon balance.
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EU
Framework 6 Integrated Project |
University
of Aberdeen Principal Investigator, developed initial project concept and
co-wrote proposal with Coen Ritsema and Victor Jetten |
26
partners from around the world including: EU, northern Africa, Sahel,
southern Africa, South America, USA, China and Australia |
9M Euros (300K for WB5) |
2006-2011 |
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British
Academy (Research Development Award) |
Involved:
what makes stakeholder participation work? |
PI |
Universities
of Aberdeen, Leeds and Leuphana (Germany) |
£119,159 |
2009-2012 |
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ESRC |
Sustainable Uplands: Learning to
manage future change (follow-on funding) |
Co-PI
(with J Holden) |
Universities
of Leeds, Aberdeen and Durham |
£124,648 |
2009-2010 |
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IUCN
and RELU (Commission of Inquiry into Peatlands) |
Technical
Review: Policy measures for sustainable management of UK peatlands |
PI |
Universities
of Aberdeen, Leeds, St Andrews, Birmingham City, Aberystwyth,
Newcastle, UHI, Macaulay Institute, the Heather Trust, Pareto Consulting and
Clunie Keenleyside Consulting |
£6,000 |
2010 |
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IUCN
(Commission of Inquiry into Peatlands) |
Technical
Review: Impacts of burning management on peatlands |
Co-Investigator |
Universities
of Durham, Aberdeen and Manchester |
£5,000 |
2010 |
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NERC
and EU Framework 6 |
Interacting
impacts of land use and climate changes on ecosystem |
Co-Investigator |
Universities
of Aberdeen, Tromsø and Valladolid, IREC Ciudad Real, Centre d’Etudes
Biologiques de |
1.5M Euros |
2009-2011 |
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ESRC
with BBSRC/MRC |
Behaviour
for Well-being, Environment and Life |
Co-Investigator
and WP-leader |
Universities
of Aberdeen, Kent and Sheffield |
£249,000 |
2009-2010 |
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University
of Aberdeen Commercialisation Award |
CREDIT:
Carbon Reduction and Investment Techniques for peatland restoration |
Co-PI
(with Jenny Farmer) |
All
funding based at University of Aberdeen, but collaborating with Universities
of Durham and Leeds |
£19,005 |
2010 |
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ESRC/NERC/BBSRC
Rural Economy and Land Use Programme |
Project
Manager (sharing PI responsibilities equally with K Hubacek) and
Co-Investigator, developed initial project concept and built consortium |
Universities
of Aberdeen, Leeds (Earth & Environment, Biology and Geography), Durham, Sheffield and Manchester
Metropolitan with Moors for the Future and the Heather Trust |
£750,000 |
2006-October 2009 |
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Commission
for Rural Communities |
Methodological
guidance and preliminary evidence appraisal for CRC Uplands Inquiry |
PI |
Universities
of Aberdeen and Leeds with Macaulay Institute |
£1K |
March-August
2009 |
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Scottish
Government |
Realising
the Potential Contributions of Scotland’s Rural Land to Delivering
Sustainable Economic Growth |
Co-Investigator |
University
of Aberdeen with Macaulay Institute |
£55K |
Feb-July
2009 |
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Department
for Innovation, Universities and Skills |
Uplands
review for Foresight Land Use Futures project |
PI |
Universities
of Aberdeen and Leeds with Macaulay Institute |
£1K |
March-July
2008 |
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Yorkshire
Water |
Developing an agricultural land management strategy for
Yorkshire Water's catchments |
Co-Investigator |
Universities
of Leeds and York |
£99,867 |
2007-2009 |
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Department
for International Development (DfID) |
Transforming Ghana’s Land Policy for Sustainable
Development |
Co-Investigator |
University
of Leeds with University of Cape Coast, Ghana |
£50,000 |
2006-2007 |
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ESRC
and SSRC (US Social Science Research Council) Fellowship |
Comparative
insights on research investigating dynamics of coupled natural and human
systems |
Fellow |
University
of Leeds |
£4530 |
2008 |
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ESRC |
Festival
of Social Science 2008 “Science Meets the Eye Podcasts” project |
Co-PI
(with Dan Boys) |
Moors
for the Future and University of Leeds |
£2,000 |
Completed:
2008 |
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ESRC/NERC/BBSRC
Rural Economy and Land Use Programme |
Sustainable
Upland Management for Multiple Benefits (Scoping Study) |
Co-Investigator,
developed initial project concept and built consortium, Part-Time Research
Assistant on project, shared PI responsibilities |
Universities
of Leeds (Earth & Environment and Geography), Durham and Sheffield, with the Moors
for the Future Partnership |
£48,961
plus £68,000 in-kind contributions |
Completed (2004-2005) |
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Royal
Society, EU Grant for Young Researchers, Explorers Club and Royal Scottish
Geographical Society |
Participatory
Sustainability Assessment in the Kalahari, Botswana (PhD research) |
Principal
Investigator in each |
None |
£2,400 |
Completed (2000-2005) |
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Royal
Geographical Society, British Ecological Society, British Society of Soil
Science, British Council and others |
Project Elgon:
Human-Environmental Interactions on Mount Elgon, Uganda |
Joint
Principal Investigator in each |
Universities
of Aberdeen, Dundee and Makerere (Uganda) |
£14,173 |
Completed (1996-7) |
INTERNATIONAL PEER-REVIEWED ISI-LISTED JOURNALS
Reed MS, Podesta G, Fazey I, Beharry NC, Coen R, Geeson N, Hessel R, Hubacek K, Letson D, Nainggolan D, Prell C, Psarra D, Rickenbach MG, Schwilch G, Stringer LC, Thomas AD (in press) Combining theoretical frameworks to assess livelihood vulnerability to climate change: a literature review. Ecological Economics
Reed MS, Evely AC, Cundill G, Fazey I, Glass J, Laing A, Newig J, Parrish B, Prell C, Raymond C, Stringer LC (in press) What is social learning? Ecology & Society
Quinn CH, Fraser EDG, Hubacek K, Reed MS (in press) Property rights in UK uplands and the implications for policy and management. Ecological Economics
Fazey I, Evely AC, Latham I, Kesby M, Wagatora D,
Hagasua JE, Christie M, Reed MS (in press) Reducing vulnerability: a
three-tiered learning approach for collaborative research in the Solomon
Islands. Global
Environmental Change
Fazey I, Perez-Garcia Gamarra J, Fischer J, Christie M, Reed MS, Stringer LC (in press) Reducing Vulnerability to Future Environmental Change. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
Dougill
AJ, Fraser EDG, Reed MS (in press) Anticipating vulnerability in food systems
to climate variability and change: challenges of using dynamic systems
approaches and the case of pastoral systems in Botswana. Ecology &
Society
Prell P, Hubacek K, Reed MS, Liat M (in
press) The role of formal and informal structures in shaping land management
views: social networks versus organizational affiliations. Ecology & Society
Reed MS, Bonn A, Broad K, Burgess P, Fazey IR, Fraser EDG, Hubacek K, Nainggolan D, Roberts P, Quinn CH, Stringer LC, Thorpe S, Walton DD, Ravera F, Redpath S (in press) Participatory scenario development for environmental management: a methodological framework. Journal of Environmental Management
Reed
MS, Bonn A, Slee W, Beharry-Borg N, Birch J, Brown I, Burt TP, Chapman D,
Chapman PJ, Clay G, Cornell SJ, Fraser EDG, Holden J, Hodgson JA, Hubacek K,
Irvine B, Jin N, Kirkby MJ, Kunin WE, Moore O, Moseley D, Prell C, Quinn C,
Redpath S, Reid C, Stagl S, Stringer LC, Termansen M, Thorp S, Towers W,
Worrall F (2010) Future of the uplands. Land Use Policy 26S: S204–S216
Reed MS, Dougill AJ (2009) Linking Degradation Assessment to Sustainable Land Management: a decision support system for Kalahari pastoralists. Journal of Arid Environments 74: 149–155
Worrall F, Evans MG, Bonn A, Reed MS, Chapman D, Holden J (2009) Can carbon offsetting pay for upland ecological restoration? Science of the Total Environment 408: 26-36
Stringer LC, Reed MS, Dougill AJ, Twyman C (2009) Local adaptations to climate change, drought and desertification: insights to enhance policy in southern Africa. Environmental Science & Policy 12: 748-765
Reed MS, Arblaster K, Bullock C, Burton R, Fraser EDG, Hubacek K, May R, Mitchley J, Morris J, Potter C, Reid C, Swales V, Thorpe S (2009) Using scenarios to explore UK upland futures. Futures 41: 619-630
Prell C, Hubacek K, Reed MS (2009) Social network analysis and stakeholder analysis for natural resource management. Society & Natural Resources 22: 501–518 [This is a pre-publication working paper version]
Chapman DS, Termansen M, Jin N, Quinn CH, Cornell SJ, Fraser EDG, Hubacek K, Kunin WE, Reed MS (2009) Modelling the coupled dynamics of moorland management and vegetation in the UK uplands. Journal of Applied Ecology 46: 278–288
Reed MS, Graves A, Dandy N, Posthumus H, Hubacek K, Morris J, Prell C, Quinn CH, Stringer LC (2009) Who’s in and why? Stakeholder analysis as a prerequisite for sustainable natural resource management. Journal of Environmental Management 90: 1933–1949
Stringer LC, Scrieciu SS, Reed MS (2009) Biodiversity, Land Degradation and Climate Change: Participatory Planning in Romania. Applied Geography 29: 77–90
Foxton T, Reed MS, Stringer LC (2009) Governing long-term socio-ecological change: What can resilience and transitions approaches learn from each other? Environmental Policy and Governance 19: 3–20
Prell C, Hubacek K, Quinn, C, Reed MS (2008) ‘Who’s in the network?’ When stakeholders influence data analysis. Systemic Practice and Action Research 21: 443-458 [This is a pre-publication working paper version]
Reed MS (2008) Stakeholder participation for environmental management: a literature review. Biological Conservation 141: 2417–2431 [This is a pre-publication version]
Reed MS, Dougill AJ & Baker T (2008) Participatory indicator development: what can ecologists and local communities learn from each other? Ecological Applications 18: 1253–1269 [This is a pre-publication version]
Worrall F, Burt TB, Adamson J, Reed MS, Warburton J, Armstrong A, Evans M (2007) Predicting the future carbon budget of an upland peat catchment. Climatic Change 85: 139-158
Stringer LC, Reed MS, Dougill AJ, Rokitzki M & Seely M (2007) Enhancing participation in the implementation of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification. Natural Resources Forum 31: 198-211
Reed MS (2007) Participatory Technology Development for Agroforestry Extension: An Innovation-Decision Approach. African Journal of Agricultural Research 2: 334-341
Prell C, Hubacek K, Reed MS, Burt, TP, Holden J, Jin N, Quinn C, Sendzimir J, Termansen M (2007) If you have a hammer everything looks like a nail: ‘traditional’ versus participatory model building. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 32: 1-20 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Reed MS, Dougill AJ & Taylor MJ (2007) Integrating local and scientific knowledge for adaptation to land degradation: Kalahari rangeland management options. Land Degradation & Development 18: 249-268 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Holden, J. Shotbolt, L., Bonn, A., Burt, T.P., Chapman, P.J., Dougill, A.D., Fraser, E.D.G., Hubacek, K., Irvine, B. Kirkby, M.J., Reed, M., Prell, C., Stagl, S., Stringer, L.C., Turner, A., Worrall, F. (2007) Environmental change in moorland landscapes. Earth Science Reviews 82: 75-100 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Nakafeero AL, Reed MS & Moleele NM (2007) Allelopathic potential of five Agroforestry trees, Botswana. African Journal of Ecology 45: 590–593 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Stringer LC, Reed MS (2007) Land degradation assessment in southern Africa: integrating local and scientific knowledge bases. Land Degradation & Development 18: 99-116 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Reed MS, Fraser EDG & Dougill AJ (2006) An adaptive learning process for developing and applying sustainability indicators with local communities, Ecological Economics 59: 406-418 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Fraser EDG, Dougill AJ, Mabee W, Reed MS & McAlpine P (2006) Bottom Up and Top Down: Analysis of Participatory Processes for Sustainability Indicator Identification as a Pathway to Community Empowerment and Sustainable Environmental Management, Journal of Environmental Management 78: 114–127 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Dougill AJ, Fraser EDG, Holden J, Hubacek K, Prell C, Reed MS, Stagl ST, Stringer LC (2006) Learning from doing participatory rural research: Lessons from the Peak District National Park, Journal of Agricultural Economics 57: 259-275 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Stringer LC, Prell C, Reed MS, Hubacek K, Fraser EDG & Dougill AJ (2006) Unpacking ‘participation’ in the adaptive management of socio-ecological systems: a critical review. Ecology & Society 11: 39 [online]
Prell C, Hubacek K, Reed MS, Bonn A, Boys D & Dean C (2006) Using stakeholder and social network analysis to support participatory processes. International Journal of Biodiversity Science and Management 3: 249-252 [This is a pre-publication proof]
Reed MS, Fraser EDG, Morse S & Dougill AJ (2005) Integrating methods for developing sustainability indicators that can facilitate learning and action, Ecology & Society 10 (1): r3 [online]
Moleele NM, Reed MS, Motoma L & Seabe O (2005) Seed weight patterns of Acacia tortilis from seven seed provenances across Botswana, African Journal of Ecology 43: 146-149
Worrall F, Reed MS, Warburton J & Burt T (2003) Carbon budget for a British upland peat catchment, Science of the Total Environment 312 (1-3): 133-146 [This is a pre-publication version; for journal version click here]
Reed MS & Dougill AJ (2002) Participatory selection process for indicators of rangeland condition in the Kalahari, The Geographical Journal 168: 224-234 [This is a pre-publication version; for journal version click here]
Reed MS & Clokie MRJ (2000) Effects of Grazing and Cultivation on Forest Plant Communities in Mount Elgon National Park, Uganda, African Journal of Ecology 38 (2): 154-162
Reed MS, Buenemann, M, Atlhopheng J, Akhtar-Schuster M, Bachmann F, Bastin G, Bigas H, Chanda R, Dougill AJ, Essahli W, Evely AC, Fleskens L, Geeson N, Glass JH, Hessel R, Holden J, Ioris A, Kruger B, Liniger HP, Mphinyane W, Nainggolan D, Perkins J, Raymond CM, Ritsema CJ, Schwilch G, Sebego R, Seely M, Stringer LC, Thomas R, Twomlow S, Verzandvoort S (under review) Cross-scale monitoring and assessment of land degradation and sustainable land management: a methodological framework for knowledge management. Land Degradation & Development
Raymond CM, Fazey I, Reed MS, Stringer LC, Robinson
GM, Evely AC (under review) Integrating
local and scientific knowledge for environmental management: From products to
processes. Journal of Environmental Management
Reed
MS, Hubacek K (under review) Working with stakeholders to make better land
management decisions: experience from the Peak District National Park,
UK. Participatory Learning and Action
Prell
C, Hubacek K, Reed MS, Liat (under review) The role of formal and informal
structures in shaping land management views: social networks versus
organizational affiliations. Ecology & Society
Tarrasón D, Ravera F, Reed MS, Dougill AJ (under review) Integrated participatory assessment to understand land degradation processes in agro-pastoral systems of northern Nicaragua. Land Degradation & Development
Worrall F, Evans MG, Bonn A, Reed MS, Chapman D, Holden J (under review) The future of carbon storage in upland peat soils – the case of the English Peak District under differing warming scenarios. Climate Research
Hubacek K, Reed MS (in press) Lessons learned from participatory planning and management in the Peak District National Park, England. In: Allen, Catherine and George Stankey (eds.). Adapative Environmental Management: A practical guide. Springer.
Hubacek, Klaus, Nesha Beharry, Aletta Bonn, Tim Burt, Joseph Holden, Federica Ravera, Mark Reed, Lindsay Stringer, David Tarrasón (in press) Ecosystem services in dynamic and contested landscapes: the case of UK uplands. In: Winter, Michael and Matt Lobley (eds). Land Use and Management: The New Debate Earthscan. London.
Arblaster K, Reed MS, Fraser EDG, Hubacek K, Potter C (in press) Using scenarios to explore upland futures. In: Bonn A, K Hubacek, J Stewart & T Allott (eds) Drivers of Change in Uplands, Routledge
Reed MS (in press) Participatory Technology Development for Agroforestry Extension: An Innovation-Decision Approach. In: Ghosh S (ed.) Participatory Rural Development, Academic Journals
Reed MS (in press) Participatory Technology Development for Agroforestry Extension: An Innovation-Decision Approach. In: Pokiya T (ed.) Agroforestry for Improved Livelihood and Food Security, Icfai University Press, Ahmedabad, India
Reed MS & Dougill AJ (2008) Participatory land degradation assessment. In: T Schaaf & C Lee (eds.) The Future of Drylands, UNESCO, Springer, Dordrecht pp. 719-729
Parish F, Silvius M, Reed MS, Stringer LC, Joosten H, Suryadiputra N, Lin CK (2007) Management of peatlands for biodiversity and climate change. In: Parish F, Sirin A, Charman D, Joosten H, Minaeva T and Silvius M (eds.) Assessment on peatlands, biodiversity and climate change. Global Environment Centre, Kuala Lumpur and Wetlands International, Wageningen.
Dougill AJ & Reed MS (2006) Framework for community-based rangeland sustainability assessment in the Kalahari, Botswana. In: Hill J, Woodland W, Hill A (eds.) Sustainable Development: National Aspirations, Local Implementation Ashgate Publishing, pp. 31-49
Dougill
AJ and Reed MS (2005) Integrating
Community and Scientific Sustainability Indicators to Facilitate Participatory
Desertification Monitoring and Sustainable Rangeland Management in Botswana.
In:
Reed MS (in press) Best practice stakeholder participation for conservation. Current Conservation
Slee B, Bergmann H, Brown I, Huband S,
McCracken D, Reed MS, Renwick A, Sutherland L-A, Thomson S (2009) Realising the contribution of rural land
use to Sustainable Economic Growth, A report to the Scottish Government.
Reed MS, Bartels G, Croal P, Dougill AJ, Esler KJ, Kellner K, Milton SJ, Taylor MJ, Waters-Bayer A, Zimmerman I & Bayer W (2008) Veld Health Check: a manual for Southwest Kgalagadi farmers. UNDP/UNEP and University of Leeds, University of Leeds Press.
Reed MS, Bartels G, Croal P, Dougill AJ, Esler KJ, Kellner K, Milton SJ, Taylor MJ, Waters-Bayer A, Zimmerman I & Bayer W (2008) Veld Health Check: a manual for Southeast Kgalagadi farmers. UNDP/UNEP and University of Leeds, University of Leeds Press.
Reed MS, Bartels G, Croal P, Dougill AJ, Esler KJ, Kellner K, Milton SJ, Taylor MJ, Waters-Bayer A, Zimmerman I & Bayer W (2008) Veld Health Check: a manual for Boteti farmers. UNDP/UNEP and University of Leeds, University of Leeds Press.
Stringer LC, Reed MS, Holden J (2008) Response to DEFRA’s Consultation on the Draft Soil Strategy for England, Sustainable Uplands project
Reed MS, Suckall N (2008) Participatory Methods Training Workshop Manual, University of Leeds Press.
Liddon A, Reed MS, Hubacek K (2007) Uplands under pressure, RICS Land Journal, Nov/Dec: 19
Baartman JEM, van Lynden GWJ, Reed MS, Ritsema CJ, Hessel R (2007) Desertification and land degradation: origins, processes and solutions. DESIRE Report No. 4, ISRIC, Netherlands
Reed MS (2005) Participatory Rangeland Monitoring and Management in the Kalahari, Botswana. PhD Thesis, School of Earth & Environment, University of Leeds.
Reed, MS, Hubacek K & Prell C (2005) Sustainable Upland Management for Multiple Benefits: a multi-stakeholder response to the Heather & Grass Burning Code Consultation. Project report submitted to DEFRA’s consultation on the review of the Heather and Grass Etc. (Burning) Regulations 1986 and the Heather and Grass Burning Code 1994.
Beharry N, Termansen M, Hubacek K, Reed MS (in prep.) Integrated modelling of the water framework directive’s impact upon a private water company in the UK uplands.
Beharry N, Termansen M, Hubacek K, Quinn CH, Reed MS (in prep.) Integrating ecological modelling with non-market valuation for understanding farmers’ land use decisions.
Baartman JEM, van Lynden GWJ, Reed MS, Ritsema CJ, Hessel R (in prep.) Desertification and land degradation: origins, processes and solutions. Submitting to Earth Science Reviews
Dunford R, Hodgson J, Moore O, Cornell S, Hubacek H, Irvine B, Kunin B, Reed MS, Termansen M (in prep). Ecology and economics of forest buffer zones and fisheries in conifer plantations
Fleskens
L, Reed MS, Hubacek, K, Termansen M (in prep.) Assessing local solutions for
global environmental problems: model development and application for the case
of mitigating land degradation. Submitting to Ecological Economics
Nainggolan
D, Termansen M, Hubacek K, Reed MS (in prep.) An integrated modelling approach
for evaluating land use change in a degradation prone agro-ecosystem of
southern Spain. Submitting to Ecological Economics
Pound D, Reed MS, Roberts P (in prep.) Adopting effective stakeholder engagement processes to deliver regional Marine Protected Area networks
Quinn CH, Termansen M, Fraser EDG, Hubacek K, Reed MS (in prep.) Adaptive capacity, sticky behaviour, and catchment scale land use management. Submitting to Ecological Economics
Ravera F, Reed MS, Hubacek K, Tarrason D (in prep.) Anticipating, monitoring and adapting to socio-ecological change in mountains: comparing a mixed-methods approach in UK and Nicaragua. Submitting to Journal of Environmental Management
Reed
MS, Bonn A, Buckmaster SL, Burt TP, Hubacek K, Holden J, Glass JH, Kunin WE,
Midgley AC, Quinn CH, Prell C, Price MF, Redpath S, Slee W, Stagl S, Termansen
M, Thorp S, Worrall F (under review) Re-thinking land use policy for our hills.
Land Use Policy
Reed MS et al. (in prep.) Knowledge management for land degradation monitoring and assessment: a conceptual framework. Submitting to special issue of Land Degradation & Development
Reed MS, Cameron A, Clokie M, Ingram I, Grindley ME, Kings S, Juch P, Marshall A, McLeod K, Norris D, Pratt J, Ransom RW, Thompson C (in prep.) Human-environmental interactions on Mount Elgon, Uganda. Submitting to African Journal of Ecology
Member of British Ecological Society
Member of the Rural Economy and Land Use programme's Policy Analysts' Advisory Group
Member of the science-policy working group of European Desertnet
Member of the Advisory Network for the DIUS Foresight Land Use Futures project
Member for water@leeds
1. Doan Nainggolan: Developing integrated biophysical and socio-economic models to evaluate land degradation remediation options (University of Leeds)
2. Depsina Psarra: Evaluation of participatory adaptive management methods for Soil and Water Conservation (University of Leeds)
Grant reviewer for ESRC, Swiss Science Foundation and Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research
Editorial Board member for African Journal of Agricultural Research (ISI-listed)
Reviewer for 13 journals: Ecological Applications, Biological Conservation, Journal of Environmental Management, Human Ecology, European Environment, The Geographical Journal, Scottish Geographical Journal, Land Use Policy, Journal of Arid Environments, African Journal of Ecology, Biomass & Bioenergy, African Journal of Range and Forage Science and Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension. Paid reviewer for Oxford University Press.
Invited to
review books by Journal of Rural Studies and Land Degradation &
Development
July-August 2003: Trained UNDP/UNEP (Indigenous Vegetation Project) staff in participatory research methods
Kalahari research has been covered by:
Invited conference presentations:
Reed MS, Prell C & Hubacek K (2004) Managing Uncertainty in Dynamic Socio-Environmental Systems: an application to upland management, Moors for the Future National Conference, Castleton, October
Reed MS & Hubacek K (2005) Sustainable Upland Management for Multiple Benefits, UKPopNet Large-scale Upland Manipulation Feasibility Workshop, Stockolm Environment Centre, University of York, March
Reed MS, Stringer LC & Hubacek K (2005) Adapting to future change in the Peak District, Moors for the Future National Conference, Castleton, September
Reed MS & Dougill AJ (2006) Integrating and sharing local and scientific knowledge bases to assess land degradation. Future of Drylands Conference, International Scientific Conference on Desertification and Drylands Research Commemorating 50 Years of Drylands Research, Tunis, Tunisia 19-21 June
Quinn CH, Hubacek K, Reed MS (2007) Stakeholder Participation in the Strategic Management of Upland Landscapes. Annual RELU conference, Edinburgh, 14-16 May
Reed MS, Mitchley J, Hubacek K, Quinn CH (2008) Using scenarios to explore upland futures. Shaping a Vision for the Uplands, Association of Applied Biology Conference, Sheffield 2-4 June
Holden, J., Reed, M., Hubacek, K.,Fraser, E., Prell, C., Bonn, A., Burt, T.P., Chapman, D., Chapman, P.J., Cornell, S., Dougill, A.J., Jin, N., Irvine, B., Kirkby, M.J., Kunin, W., Quinn, C., Termansen, M., Worrall, F., Beharry, N. (2008) Sustainable uplands for sustainable lowlands. Connecting urban and rural greenspace, Joint RGS-PLACE conference, Leeds, April 2008.
Reed MS (2009) Sustainable Uplands: Learning to manage future change. Northern Rural Network and RELU, Rural Land Use in the North: Future Challenges, March 12th, Park Inn Hotel, York
Termansen, M., Kirkby, M.J., Bonn, A., Burt, T.P., Chapman, D., Chapman, P.J., Cornell, S., Dougill, A.J., Fraser, E., Jin, N., Holden, J., Hubacek, K., Irvine, B., Kunin, W., Quinn, C., Prell, C., Reed, M., Worrall, F., Beharry, N. (2009) Sustainable Uplands: Learning to manage future change. Moors for the Future Annual Conference, Castleton
Reed MS, Kirkby MJ, Quinn CH (2009) Sustainable Uplands: Learning to manage future change. Rural Economy and Land Use (RELU) Programme Annual Conference, London, June
Loder
J, Reed MS (2009) Interacting with rural change: rural planning research at
University of Aberdeen, RICS mid-term conference, Battleby, April
Reed MS
& Dougill AJ (2003) Using Participatory Methods to Develop Environmental
Indicators in the Kalahari, School of the Environment,
Reed MS
& Dougill AJ (2003/4) Using Participatory Methods to Develop Environmental
Indicators in the Kalahari, School of Geography,
Reed MS
& Dougill AJ (2003) Farmer-led land degradation assessment, Department of Environmental
Science,
Reed MS & Worrall F (2002) Carbon credits for gully blocking under the Kyoto Protocol, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Merlewood, February
Reed MS, Prell C & Hubacek K (2006) Communication and Representation in Water Resource Management: Using Social Network Analysis and Stakeholder Analysis to Support Social Learning, ESRC/NERC Transdisciplinary Seminar, Water Environment and Society Series, University of Sheffield, 11th July
Hubacek K, Reed MS (2009) Participatory approaches for developing upland communities, Commission for Rural Communities Uplands Enquiry Seminar, Penrith, May
Reed MS (2009) Rural Planning and Policy: research at University of Aberdeen. RTPI SPEF workshop, Linking Research and Practice, April
Non-invited conference presentations:
Reed MS
& Dougill AJ (2001) Farmer-led land degradation assessment in the Kalahari,
Reed MS & Mitchell CP (2001) Integrating Data from Two Experimental Approaches to Refine Estimates of Peatland Carbon Balance, Detecting Environmental Change: Science and Society, 16-20 July, London
Reed MS & Dougill AJ (2003) Facilitating Grass-Roots Sustainable Development through Sustainability Indicators: a Kalahari Case Study, Frontiers 2: European Applications in Ecological Economics, 12-15 February, Tenerife, Spain
Reed
MS & Dougill AJ (2003) Facilitating
Grass-Roots Sustainable Development through Sustainability Indicators: a
Kalahari Case Study, Proceedings of the International
Conference on Sustainability Indicators, 6-8 November,
Dougill AJ & Reed MS (2003) Framework for Community-based Rangeland Degradation Assessment for the Kalahari, Botswana. RGS-IBG Annual Conference 2003 - DARG Session on Sustainable Resource Use: Critical Issues in Developing areas
Moleele NM, Motoma L, Seabe O & Reed MS (2004) The ecological and physical determinants of Acacia tortilis seed weight patterns, Botswana. Botswana Environmental and Natural Resources Observation Network Conference Proceedings, Gaborone July 12-14.
Hubacek K, Dougill AJ, Burt T, Chapman P, Fraser EDG, Holden J, Kirkby MT, Prell C, Reed MS, Sendzimir J, Shotbolt L, Stagl ST, Stringer LC, Turner A, Worrall F (2005) Managing uncertainty in complex socio-environmental systems: A mediated modeling approach. Complexity, Science & Society Conference, 11-14 September, Liverpool
Reed MS, Dougill AJ, Fraser EDG, Burt T, Chapman PJ, Cornell S, Holden J, Hubacek K, Irvine B, Jin N, Kirkby M, Kunin B, Prell C, Quinn CH, Ritsema C, Jetten V, Sendzimir J, Stagl ST, Stringer LC, Taylor M, Termansen M, Turner A, Worrall F (2006) An adaptive learning process for developing and applying sustainability indicators with local communities. Participatory Approaches in Science & Technology (PATH) Conference, 4th-7th June 2006, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Hubacek,
K, Christina P, Reed MS (2006) Stakeholder identities and stakeholder mappings
in futures research. Rural Citizen conference, Plymouth, April 2006
Hubacek K, Prell C, Reed M, Quinn CH (2006) Using Stakeholder and Social
Network Analysis to support participatory processes. Sustainable Uplands:
Future Scenarios for People, Environment, and Landscape: A Future Vision
Conference and workshop for the Uplands, 30 May - 1 June, Kendall, Cumbria
Holden J, Burt T, Chapman PJ, Dougill AJ, Hubacek K, Irvine B, Jin N, Kirkby M, Reed MS, Turner A, Worrall F (2006) Managing soils in sustainable uplands. British Soil Science Society Annual Conference, 13-15 September, Leeds
Quinn,
C.H., Hubacek, K., Prell, C. & Reed, M.S. (2006) Stakeholder selection as
precondition for successful participatory processes. Conference on the Human
Dimensions of Global Environmental Change: Resource Policies: Effectiveness,
Efficiency, and Equity, 17-18 November, Berlin, Germany.
Hubacek K, Prell C, Reed MS, Burt T, Chapman P, Cornell S, Dougill AJ, Fraser EDG, Holden J, Irvine B, Jin N, Kirkby M, Kunin W, Quinn CH, Ritsema C, Jetten V, Sendzimir J, Stagl ST, Stringer LC, Taylor MJ, Termansen M, Turner A, Worrall F (2006) Combining formalised and non-formalised methods to stimulate social learning in resource management. Formalised and Non-Formalised Methods in Resource Management: Knowledge and Learning in Participatory Processes, Workshop, 21-22 September, Osnabrück
Hubacek
K, Prell C, Quinn CH, Reed MS (2006) Stakeholder
selection as precondition for successful participatory processes,
Conference on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change: “Resource
Policies: Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Equity”, Berlin 17-18 November
Quinn C, Hubacek K, Reed M (2007) “Stakeholder Participation in the Strategic Management of Upland Landscapes”. RELU/LARCI/Northern Rural Network Conference on "Research on Rural Resource Management and the Rural Economy: Addressing the Local Dimension", 16th May
Hubacek K., Prell, C, Reed, M., Quinn, C., Jin, N., Holden, J., Burt, T.P., Kirkby, M., Sendzimir, J. (2007). If you have a hammer everything looks like a nail: ‘traditional’ versus participator. CAIWA 2007 International Conference on Adaptive, Integrated Water Management, Basel, Switzerland, 12 - 15 November 2007
Quinn, C.H., Hubacek, K., Prell, C., Reed, M.S., Dougill, A.J., Fraser, E.D.G., Holden, J., Stagl, S. & Stringer, L. (2007) Stakeholder selection as a precondition for successful participatory processes. 7th International conference of the European Society for Ecological Economics: integrating natural and social sciences for sustainability, 5-8 June, Centre for Environmental Research –UFZ, Leipzig, Germany.
Quinn, C.H., Fraser, E.D.G., Reed, M. & Hubecek, K. (2008) Property rights in UK uplands and the implications for policy and management. IASC conference, Governing shared resources: connecting local experience to global challenges, 14-18 July, University of Gloucestershire, Gloucester.
Prell, C.; Hubacek, K.; Reed, M.; Birch, J.; Quinn, C.
(2009). Social networks and natural resource management: looking at the
relationship between stakeholder ties and land management views. Presented at
the 7th international science conference on the human dimensions of global environmental
change, 26-20 April, World Conference Centre, Bonn, Germany.
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