Outline of Career
- Research Assistant, Imperial College, London, 1944–1945
- Research Assistant, University of Aberdeen, 1946–1948
- Lecturer, University of Aberdeen, 1948–1961
- Senior Lecturer, University of Aberdeen, 1961–1964
- Reader in Botany, University of Aberdeen, 1964-1969
- Professor of Botany, University of Aberdeen, 1969-1981
- Regius Professor of Botany, University of Aberdeen, 1981-1988
- Editorial Board, Botanical Journal of Scotland
- Member, Governing Body of Aberdeen College of Education, 1979–1987
- Convenor of English Nature Heathlands Committee, 1981–1995
- Member, Countryside Commission for Scotland, 1980–92
- Member, Board of Management, Hill Farming Research Organisation, 1981–1987
- Member, Council of Management, Macaulay Institute for Soil Research, 1983–1987
- Member, Governing Body of Macaulay Land Use Research Institute, 1987–1990
- Member, Advisory Board of Robert Gordon University Heritage Unit
- Member, Scientific Advisory Committee of Scottish Natural Heritage, 1996–1999
- Member, Scientific Advisory Panel of RSK Environment Ltd
- Member, Mar Lodge Estate Management Committee of National Trust for Scotland
- Editor of the Outline Studies in Ecology series
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