Professor Pat Monaghan FRSE
Regius Professor of Zoology, University of Glasgow
Pat Monaghan is an ecologist whose research focuses on ecology, animal life histories and conservation. Her multi-disciplinary work examines the ways in which environmental conditions can influence animals at the individual and population levels. She has worked mainly with birds, including species of conservation concern in Scotland. Pat was recently one of the co-authors of an RSE inquiry into public financial support for tree planting and forestry, and has served on Boards, Councils and Committees of several governmental and non-governmental conservation bodies.
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Scotland faces a growing nature crisis. Why urgent political leadership and public action are needed to restore biodiversity.
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A conversation on Scotland’s upcoming election and how the new Parliament can build a future where everyone can thrive.
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Scotland’s rural beauty masks a deeper ecological and biodiversity crisis. Professor Pat Monaghan calls for urgent reform in land use, forestry, and environmental policy.
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The Spring/Summer 2025 edition of ReSourcE explores what the future holds for Scotland's rural environments.
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Our climate is changing, and biodiversity is in decline. Scotland has declared nature and climate emergencies, but are these being tackled collectively and urgently?
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Events
Join the first of a five-week livestream series covering the issues facing rural communities and environments, plus opportunities and solutions.
