
LUNZ Footprint project annual meeting
Earlier this month, Land Use for Net Zero (LUNZ) Footprint project was launched at an event at The University of Edinburgh.
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Earlier this month, Land Use for Net Zero (LUNZ) Footprint project was launched at an event at The University of Edinburgh.
After hosting Professor Ruth Nettle in 2023 two papers have now been published with Julie Ingram as co-author. One was recently been presented at an OECD network meeting.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone to both join the team as a Research Administrator and study part-time towards a Level 6 Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship (CMDA).
Recently Dan Keech worked on two Arts Council reports which generated numerous outputs. Here he reflects on how CCRI contributes to research networks.
Earlier in this year at Hartpury University and College a Climathon took place that sought to reduce waste, promote circularity and enhance connections within the Forest of Dean.
An update of the latest publications from the CCRI team. PhD student Kirsten Clarke shares the first publication from her ongoing research.
Recently Demelza Jones was invited to the national 'Affordable Rural Housing: Opportunity in Changing Times' which explored the issue of housing in rural areas.
The latest CaSTCo national meeting took place recently in West Sussex and explored soil health and offered a range of demonstrations
The CCRI seeks to appoint a Research Fellow for the LUNZ 'to zero fifty' project.