Countryside and Community Research Institute

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CCRI is the largest specialist rural research centre in the UK, having expertise in all aspects of research in policy and planning for the countryside and the environment of the UK, Europe and further afield.

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CCRI postgraduate taught modules

CCRI staff are currently teaching on the following postgraduate modules:

Rob Berry

NS7906 Geographical Information Systems: Mapping and Remote Sensing

 

Janet Dwyer

NS7915 Environmental Policy

 

Julie Ingram

NS7915 Environmental Policy

 

John Powell

NS7915 Environmental Policy

 
 

Chris Short

NS7903 Applied ecology and conservation

Latest news, posts and announcements

  • An invitation to grassland management workshops
  • ESRC funded PhD studentship opportunities
  • Chris Short presenting at Oxford Real Farming Conference
  • A new SURE-Farm Business Brief
  • Paddington’s dilemma
  • Dr Phil Staddon’s new paper on grazing impacts on the belowground ecosystem
  • World Soil Day 2019 – Can farmers achieve Win: Win by improving their soil and increasing profitability?

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