Wayne Talbot
Highland Fellow
Intellectual Biography
Wayne, an environmental science graduate, is experienced in the creation of mass participation projects involving partnerships between academic, commercial and voluntary organisations. He also has a Master of Philosophy, obtained through research into education programme evaluation. Using a bespoke method to improve participation developed over the last 10 years, Wayne has provided logistics and support for community-based programmes at various levels, from the United Nations to small community councils. In particular, he has worked with looked-after children and other groups that do not normally have a voice in community and educational projects. At an international level, Wayne has been a member of the IUCN Communication and Education Committee, and at a local level, he has served on the parish council.
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Highland Institute Projects
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