Current Conference

David I 900 – his reign, reputation and the burgh of Stirling


1st to 3rd November 2024

University of Stirling

David I Conference Programme and Booking form

Should you wish to complete the booking form within the PDF reader, each will probably have it’s own version of “typewriter” e.g.
Adobe:   Select Tools at the top left, then “Comments”, then the icon on the ribbon that looks like a capital T.    
Foxit:  click the COMMENT tab and in the Typewriter group, select the Typewriter Tool
Place the cursor on the line where you’re adding text, click, and begin typing. 
Save the edited document with a different name.

 

Click here to view available recordings of previous talks

These full day conferences have been run annually since 1975 usually at Stirling University in November.

We have been fortunate to have had a succession of excellent speakers who have spoken about their subjects in a local context.

Details of the conference together with booking details are posted on this site in early September.

The FNH board would welcome suggestions for future topics.

Forth Valley Wildlife & Landscape Forum
TBA
Historical & Archaeological Forum
TBA

 


THE ANNUAL MAN AND THE LANDSCAPE CONFERENCE
Themes of Past Conferences


Number 48 .. 2023 Aspects of Extractive Industries in Central Scotland – history, impact and recovery
Number 47 .. 2022 Conservation in Central Scotland:  Past, Present and Future
Number 46 .. 2021 Coasts and Waters of the Forth

Number 45 .. 2019 Natives, Incomers and Invaders
Number 44 .. 2018 The Ochils – a Special Place
Number 43 .. 2017 The Inner Forth: new connections for nature, history and people
Number 42 .. 2016 Our Urban Heritage: gardens and wildlife past & present
Number 41 .. 2015 The Mountains of Central Scotland Past, Present, Future
Number 40 .. 2014 The Inner Forth: formed by nature, shaped by people
Number 39 .. 2013 The Changing Biodiversity of Central Scotland
Number 38 .. 2012 How green is my Valley: Environmental Health in the FV
Number 37 .. 2011 Geodiversity
Number 36 .. 2010 Trees, Woods & People
Number 35 .. 2009 Maps for All Reasons
Number 34 .. 2008 Conservation in a Changing Climate
Number 33 .. 2007 Forth Valley’s Changing Countryside
Number 32 .. 2006 Stirling, Scotland’s Central City
Number 31 .. 2005 Landscapes by Design
Number 30 .. 2004 Landscapes of the Mines
Number 29 .. 2003 Water, Life and Landscape
Number 28 .. 2002 Scotland’s Weather and Climate – living with change
Number 27 .. 2001 Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
Number 26 .. 2000 Conserving Biodiversity and Heritage
Number 25 .. 1999 25th Jubilee symposium non-themed
Number 24 .. 1998 Woodlands Past and Present
Number 23 .. 1997 Transportation People and Environment
Number 22 .. 1996 Environmental Awareness and Education
Number 21 .. 1995 Mountains, Muirs and Mosses
Number 20 .. 1994 The Waters of Central Scotland
Number 19 .. 1993 Clackmannanshire, Environment and Heritage
Number 18 .. 1992 The Environment 25 Years of Change
Number 17 .. 1991 Focus on Falkirk
Number 16 .. 1990 Loch Lomond
Number 15 .. 1989 Man and the Forth
Number 14 .. 1988 Woodlands, Graveyards, Bridge of Allan History Society, Shieldhill
Number 13 .. 1987 Dutch Elm, Antonine Wall, Menteith Birds, Oral history, Young Forth Naturalists awards
Number 12 .. 1986 Scenery & Geology, Cornstones
Number 11 .. 1985 Conservation, Recreation, L Lomond
Number 10 .. 1984 Waterpower, Sandmartins, Coal
Number 9 .. 1983 Lochs, Culross, Battle of Stirling Bridge
Number 8 .. 1982 Wildlife, Conservation, R Burns, Bronze and Iron Age sites
Number 7 .. 1981 Howieton, L Lomond Birds, Forth, RLS
Number 6 .. 1980 Earthquakes, Rainfall, Nimmo, Woollen Mills
Number 5 .. 1979 Fossils, Gartmorn, Peregrine, Devon Birds, Flight
Number 4 .. 1978 Climate, Fish, Recreation, Haldane, Fairy Knowe broch
Number 3 .. 1977 Flanders Moss, Butterflies, Doune and Muckhart
Number 2 .. 1976 Run Rigs, Flowers, Birds, Country Park
Number 1 .. 1975 Forth Estuary and Carse, Moorlands