Understanding and mapping the socio-cultural benefits of forest recreation
Author(s): Elliot Colley, Emma Hinton, Nora Kerecsenyi, Darren Moseley, Liz O'Brien
Nora Kerecsenyi
BSc Hons, MSc
Nora Kerecsenyi
BSc Hons, MScSpatial Analyst
Land use and ecosystem services (LUES)
NRS, Northern Research Station, Bush Estate, Roslin, Scotland
About Nora Kerecsenyi
Nora joined Forest Research in December 2020 to provide analytical support within the Land Use and Ecosystem Services team. She has a background in ecology, with an undergraduate degree from Stirling University (2019) and a Master’s degree in Quantitative Methods in Conservation and Biodiversity from Glasgow University (2020).
What Nora does
Responsibilities include:
- Developing spatial models and interactive web tools to evaluate forest biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Affiliations
Member of the British Ecological Society
Publications
Scenario planning for Scotland’s national forests and land over 100 years
Summary In this paper the effects of climate and socio‑economic change on Scotland’s national forests are explored using 100‑year scenario…
Lead Author: Darren Moseley
The forest biodiversity index (FOBI): monitoring forest biodiversity potential over space and time
The FOrest Biodiversity Index (FOBI) is a transparent, repeatable, spatially explicit indicator designed to monitor biodiversity potential across the UK’s…
Lead Author: Chloe Bellamy