Chris Short was interviewed on BBC Radio 4 Farming Today, together with Jenny Phelps of FWAG SW, about the Upper Thames Catchment Partnership and Agri-environment schemes.
Secretary of State visits WILD project as consultation paper is launched on future of Britain’s agriculture
PEGASUS final conference presents policy recommendations
Chris Short presents PEGASUS toolkit at The Hague
Free CCRI Seminar – Thursday 25th May

There is still time to register for the free CCRI seminar taking place on Thursday 25th May. Former CCRI Artist in Residence, Antony Lyons and Jenny Phelps from FWAG SouthWest, will be presenting “Water and Integrated Local Delivery (WILD) project, enabling local communities and famers to influence their local environment and its future management and development”.
WILD film launched today
Janet Dwyer and Chris Short at PEGASUS meeting in Calabria
CCRI welcomes Camille Glasson from AgroSup Dijon
Chancellor announces welcome boost for flood defences
Introducing natural flood management: protecting people and enhancing wildlife

This blog post should have been started a while ago – for the moment I did, the ferocious rain seems to have died down. Nevertheless we now know that December 2015 was the wettest month on record, not that this is any consolation for much of northern England and Scotland. Now is the period for offering proposals to make sure ‘it does not happen again’, not that this is really possible but we should try.