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A pleasure to present my research on island repopulation challenges, opportunities and pop retention and growth policies at the James Hutton Institute PGR conference. SEGS James Hutton

A nice write up about my project and the projects of my colleagues at SEGS James Hutton. Looking forward to the next stage of my project - household surveys in Shetland. Geography & Environment | University of Aberdeen

Are you aged 18-25 and live in rural Scotland? We are holding online Focus Groups on 16 and 17 April to better understand rural residents' experiences on opportunities for rural jobs and housing? To inform ruralfutures.hutton.ac.uk DM for more details

One of our very own researchers, Ruth Wilson, has been awarded funding from this programme. Congratulations, Ruth! 🥳 James Hutton Institute #socialscience #research #jameshuttoninstitute

📢 Join us for The Cross Party Group on Islands, a pivotal discussion platform for Scotland's island-related matters. 🗓️ Wednesday, 22nd May ⏰ 13:00 - 14:00 📍 Online 🔗eventbrite.co.uk/e/cross-party-… #SRA #SIF #IslandCommunities #Scotland #PolicyDiscussion

Thank you to our wonderful student Associate Officers who organised a fantastic Doctoral Researcher Led Symposium today! "Beyond the Buzzwords: Interdisciplinarity and Wellbeing"🐝 L-R: Elliot Napier, Associate Director Dr Dely Elliot, Dean Smith, Daisy Bao and Yuemiao Ma 👏👏

Next Wednesday, May 29, 7-9pm GMT, we'll be considering contemporary mobilities and island communities with the Institute for Population Research, University of Waikato, New Zealand and the Institute of Island Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, Canada👇. Join us!

Already sooooooo looking forward to this #islands #future set of events in #Orkney

Great couple of days at the SAGES writting retreat. Productive days and sociable nights!

Some of the SAGES community had a fantastic time at The Burn for our recent writing retreat. It was 3 days to find some some peace and quiet, surrounded by the beautiful Scottish outdoors to support writing up proposals, manuscripts and other research projects ✍️📚🌎

Are you a new social science graduate considering a career in research? Are you interested in the environment? We are looking to recruit 4 graduate research assistants to work with us delivering our portfolio of applied social science research. hutton.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/35…

I am really looking forward to being back in Shetland next month to distribute my PhD survey about supporting sustainable populations in Shetland. Can’t wait to hear folks’ thoughts on this important topic. Read more about the project here: abdn.ac.uk/news/23393/

Thanks to BBC Radio Shetland 📻🎙 for chatting with me earlier this week and highlighting my project ahead of my fieldwork next month. Hear more about the project, its ambitions and how residents can get involved, from 17.55 minutes onwards.  bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

First day of fieldwork in #Shetland. Distributing PhD survey in Walls and Sandness over next 6 days. #healthyShetlandpopulations. Geography & Environment | University of Aberdeen SEGS James Hutton

The RPC's Jane Atterton shares her takeaways for rural proofing in Scotland from a recent webinar hosted by Rural GRANULAR and RUSTIK. Read the blog on the Rural Exchange website: ruralexchange.scot/blog/learning-… #RuralExchange #RuralProofing #Scotland #policy

A great month of fieldwork in Shetland for my PhD about population change. Thanks so much to all those who filled the questionnaire in and those who helped to promote the survey. Next steps: data entry and analysis.

Our PhD student Kirsten Clarke (@kirstenalc) is seeking participants to interview about the impact of remote/hybrid working on their commuting habits and living locations. Please get in touch if you'd like to contribute to her research!

Residents of #Shetland have supported a study on sustainable #island populations! Over 450 households took part in the research, led by PhD student Marcus Craigie from University of Aberdeen & James Hutton Institute, on retaining & attracting residents. 🏡🚢 More: bit.ly/3YdZ4eF

Very important questions to reflect on for island studies.

watch 'Up Helly Aa' procession & burning tonight live from 7pm at the following link uphellyaa.com #shetland #UpHellyAa