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.
Berglind Karlsdóttir
Email: berglindkarlsdottir@connect.glos.ac.uk
Berglind’s PhD aims to understand how human values and wellbeing are affected by large scale tree planting and is funded by the ESRC Wales Doctoral Programme under the Environmental Planning pathway.
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.
Nikki Yoxall
Email: nikkiyoxall@connect.glos.ac.uk 
Nikki’s work is focused on agroecological transitions, understanding farmers’ cultural identities and social practices to enable mixed farming futures.