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Pioneering database charts how freshwater wildlife respond to rising temperatures
Spaces are the environments - built, natural, ecological and digital - that frame how we live, work and connect. They are changing at unprecedented speed. This mission brings together research, innovation and community engagement to help societies respond and adapt. From climate resilience and biodiversity protection to digital transformation and cultural continuity, we work across disciplines to develop solutions that safeguard both heritage and future.
For more than 30 years, our scientists have been improving water quality globally through Earth observation in an ever-changing world.
Find out how our research has been critical to implementing major new policies to repair tens of thousands of water bodies across Europe.
Our Institute of Aquaculture's priorities reflect a global interest in understanding how aquaculture can support the rapidly increasing human population without depleting wild-fish stocks.
Our mission-orientated Spaces research is aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, reflecting the critical contribution that Stirling is making to tackling complex global challenges.