CCRI welcomes new placement student

In early September, the CCRI welcomed its latest placement student and the first to hail from the University of Gloucestershire, Bee Ray-Smallcalder.
In early September, the CCRI welcomed its latest placement student and the first to hail from the University of Gloucestershire, Bee Ray-Smallcalder.
Since the launch of our new website we will be providing updates about our vibrant PhD student community. Find out what they have been up to over the summer.
Funded by the British Academy, this project develops a participatory methodology, climate assemblies, to bring farmers, rural businesses, NGOs and citizens together in two livestock farming communities (in Cumbria and Cornwall) to debate their agri-food futures, identify net zero ambitions and vision solutions in ways that are fair, just and democratic.
A number of the CCRI team recently attended the RGS-IBG international conference in Newcastle which returned to a more traditional 'in-person' format.
Inspired by the hot dry weather over the summer of 2022, John Powell has written a new blog considering the topical issue of water now that the inevitable rain has arrived.
A new report from NICRE, details that many farm businesses in England may struggle to cope with the challenges of new agricultural policies and the withdrawal of the Basic Payment Scheme.
Research commissioned by NICRE and conducted by CCRI with the Landworkers' Alliance sought to gain an understanding of the economic, environmental and social impact of food and farming businesses, their challenges and innovation potential
PhD Researcher Caitlin Hafferty, recently worked with Natural England to deliver a range of outputs to contribute to the organisation’s evidence base on best practice in stakeholder engagement.
The Changing Treescapes project team have released a new guide, 'Making Socio-Ecological Art and Science Collaboration Work: A Guide'.