John Powell considers the action taken to address perceived declines in lake water quality across the Finger Lakes region, and the lessons that can be learned for how to tackle difficult and integrated environmental problems that cross administrative boundaries.
The 8th Groundswell event took place earlier this week and was attended by researchers and students from CCRI.
The Greensounds project are taking part in the UK’s largest free celebration of Nature, taking place in Bristol.
Over the last few months, the CCRI team have had numerous articles published, or accepted for publication in the academic press. Full details of all CCRI publications can be found on the University of Gloucestershire’s Research Repository.
The latest updates from CCRI's Postgraduate Research students.
CCRI have recruited a new research assistant to work on co-designing a citizen science approach for achieving integrated catchment management.
The CCRI recently completed a series of case studies working with and for farmers as part of the Flourishing Floodplains project.
The Michael Dower European Rural Resilience Award is intended to foster rural resilience. It is open to all Europeans who care about our common values: democracy, cohesion, solidarity and peace.
John Powell reflects on his time as part of the Defra Bill Team that helped to design the Commons Act of 2006, and the need for good working relationships at the heart of government in order to effectively address complex policy issues.