Latest news and updates from CCRI.
The CCRI, in conjunction with the Dyfed Archaeological Trust, and the Centre for Environmental Change and Quaternary Research at the University of Gloucestershire were asked to explore the direct impacts of climate change on the historic environment of Wales.
One of the challenges we face all of the time is how to communicate our sometimes quite complex research findings, especially when those ideas are still in development.
On Monday 10th June, Janet Dwyer will be presenting at the Commission for the Economic Development of Rural Areas (CEDRA) Conference, at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth.
Janet Dwyer (CCRI) took on the role of leading the discussion on 21 May for a lecture delivered by Prof Allan Buckwell (IEEP) to an audience in Paris, hosted by the Societe Francaise d’Economie Rural.
The CCRI, in partnership with Central Science Laboratory, undertook a project for Defra to assess the impact of cross compliance in England.
Jane Mills gave a presentation at the Association of Applied Biologist's Conference on Environmental management on farmland in Lincolnshire based on a CCRI report compiled for Defra on Farmer Attitudes to Environmental Management
CCRI’s Matt Reed is chairing a key seminar for scientists and policy makers entitled ‘Sustainable Intensification: the future of farming in Europe?’. The seminar forms part of the Royal Society’s regular ‘policy labs’ series.
Dr Rhiannon Fisher (Royal Ag College & CCRI) has published a paper in the Journal of Rural Studies exploring the role of farmers’ social networks in increasing their access to information and knowledge relating to bovine tuberculosis.
Damian Maye and James Kirwan from CCRI, have recently been busy editing a special edition of the prestigious ‘Journal of Rural Studies’.