Strand 1 of the Science, Trust and Public Engagement project reviews key lessons of public dialogues through a review and analysis of the literature, supplemented by interviews and a workshop with experts and participants in these processes.

The Science Communication Working Lunches (SCWL) was a series of lunchtime events for the science communication community.

A public dialogue on developing guiding principles for Rothamsted Research’s work with industry

Risky Business is a project that combines science and citizenship education with politics. The programme employs live theatre performances to inform young people aged 14-19 about climate change and to enable them to participate in meaningful dialogue about the policy options for addressing it. (FR)

A review of public dialogues, consultations, and other public engagement exercises commissioned by the Research Councils from2003 to 2012

This project constitutes the Scottish strand of a public engagement programme addressing climate related landscape change and impacts on ecosystems and quality of life across the UK. Public workshops were held in the areas of Nairn and Machars.

Two public dialogue projects in the east of England sought to pilot the Ecosystem Services Framework, as a way of supporting public engagement with planning ecosystem futures.

A dialogue addressing landscape and ecosystem futures in the UK. The project consists of interrelated projects across Wales, Scotland and the East of England.

Public dialogue that explored views on open data, data reuse and data management policies within research, on behalf of Research Councils UK and the Royal Society [1].

The Naturally Speaking... public dialogue sought to better understand the public’s views on the UK National Ecosystem Assessment. 9 public dialogues took part across 3 areas of the UK with a final national dialogue in London.