Location: Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
Rural Investment: Hopes and Fears for a New Era
The Scottish Land & Estates’ 2017 spring conference will provide an opportunity to reflect on what the future might hold for rural businesses.
Location: Teacher Building, Glasgow
From the past to the future – towards a new paradigm in landscape and environment. - A talk by Professor Brian Evans
Professor Brian Evans will put the lessons from the recently published ‘Growing Awareness: How green consciousness can change perceptions and places’ (Brian and Sue Evans) in the context of 40 years of practice in Scotland and Ian McHarg’s ‘Design with Nature.’
Location: Glasgow, 67 Hope Street, G2 5AE
The Walking, Cycling, Connecting Communities Team is pleased to launch the 9th National Active Travel Conference. The conference will take place on Wednesday 14th June 2017 at The Studio Glasgow, 67 Hope Street, G2 5AE.
Location Edinburgh
Save the date - full details tbc
The CSGN Forum 2017 will take place on 15 June 2017 at the John McIntyre Conference Centre in Edinburgh.
Location: Dundee, West Park conference centre
This year, the Forth Estuary Forum and Tay Estuary Forum will be holding a joint conference in Dundee at the West Park Conference Centre. The theme will be 'Preparing in partnership for marine planning in the Forth and Tay Scottish Marine Region'.
The Academy of Urbanism are holding their 12th Annual Congress between 14-17 September, alongside the City Festival and major counterpart events run by the City and their colleagues at Nordic City Network. There will be Danish and international speakers, site visits, hands-on sessions, an urbanists dinner, and an audience with Jan Gehl.
Location: Cumbernauld
This year’s CWA conference will take place on Friday 20th & Saturday 21st October 2017 at the Westwood Hotel, Cumbernauld. There will be a change to the usual format this year: the conference will start on Friday and the CWA will be welcoming groups from the rest of the UK who are involved in the Making Local Woods Work project. This Lottery-funded project aims to help people create social enterprises in local unmanaged woodlands so they can grow into sustainable businesses, creating new areas of employment and training to benefit their communities. This project hopes to open up much-needed access to the natural environment to provide opportunities for economic growth and encourages better engagement with the outdoors, resulting in better health and wellbeing for those involved.