Here in the CCRI we have a vibrant and international postgraduate student environment covering a range of subjects. Find out more about our current research students below:
Adewunmi Bodede
Email: AdewunmiBodede@connect.glos.ac.uk
Adewunmi’s work looks at assessing the impact of pesticide use by urban and peri-urban cultivators in Ibadan, South-Western Nigeria.
Adam Fisher
Email: adamfisher@connect.glos.ac.uk
Adam’s work looks at understanding heterogeneity and spatial differences in the motivations, attitudes and behaviours of recreational sea anglers in England and Wales.
Caitlin Hafferty 
Email: caitlinhafferty@connect.glos.ac.uk
Caitlin’s work focuses on exploring the “best practice” use of digital and geospatial technologies for stakeholder engagement in planning and environmental decision-making.
Stacey Hobbs 
Email: staceyhobbs@connect.glos.ac.uk
Stacey’s work looks at assessing farmer behaviour and perceptions in the context of Payment for Ecosystem Services in the Upper Thames Catchment.
Theo Lenormand 
Email: tlenormand@glos.ac.uk.
Theo’s work looks at assessing the impact of the Post-Brexit environment on the Welsh farm’s and farmers choice of evolution.
Aimee Morse 
Email: aimeemorse@connect.glos.ac.uk
Aimee’s work focuses on exploring the causal linkages between social and environmental outcomes in landscape-scale agri-environment delivery.
Leon Radix 
Email: leonradix@connect.glos.ac.uk
Leon’s work looks at assessing the relationship between butterfly diversity and abundance, and farm management approaches and composition in Grenada, West Indies.
Philippa (Pippa) Simmonds 
Email: philippasimmonds@connect.glos.ac.uk
Pippa’s work focuses on exploring how the issue of climate change and ruminant livestock is framed in the mainstream media and by farmers.
Yao Guo 
Email: YaoGuo@connect.glos.ac.uk
Yao’s work is based around researching food growing practice in the residential area of Beijing, China. Part of Smart City - the Solution to Urban Environmental Problems in China.