DataSTORRE
DataSTORRE: Stirling Online Repository for Research Data.
This community contains datasets produced by University of Stirling researchers.
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This dataset contains respondent-level data from a nationwide online survey of adults in England examining perceptions and values relating to marine natural and cultural heritage. The survey was administered using Qualtrics. The dataset includes responses on ocean engagement and conn...
Dataset associated with paper Weaver J, Park KJ, Waddell EH, Kent E, Guy M, Watts K, Tonhauser E, Gill R & Fuentes-Montemayor E (In press) "Deer activity limits tree recruitment in woodland creation sites" Journal of Applied Ecology. Dataset contains information on local&#...
Workshop transcripts from community engagement workshops (storytelling and participatory mapping) held in May-August 2024. Coding notes for thematic analysis are included.
This study undertook a review of the role of public libraries in England in addressing misinformation and disinformation in UK society. The project was led by the University of Stirling in collaboration with the University of Glasgow. it was conducted via survey of library sta...
Qualitative interview data conducted in 2019. The sample was made up of researchers, policymakers, practitioners and people involved in community groups with a knowledge of community resilience and community development in Scotland and internationally. The final sample included three academics (t...
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This collection contains research data produced by University of Stirling researchers.