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Author: Julie Ryan

Julie Ingram awarded OECD Research Fellowship

Julie Ingram awarded OECD Research Fellowship

Dr Julie Ingram has been awarded an OECD Research Fellowship.

Julie Ryan 20/11/201824/01/2019 Julie Ingram, News Read more

Jane Mills attends SoilCare project meeting in Brussels

Jane Mills attends SoilCare project meeting in Brussels

Jane Mills attended a Work Package leaders meeting for the SoilCare project at the Milieu offices in Brussels on 14th and 15th November.

Julie Ryan 19/11/201819/11/2018 Jane Mills, News, SoilCare Read more

CCRI and Royal Agricultural University lead forum to support farmer-led initiatives

CCRI and Royal Agricultural University lead forum to support farmer-led initiatives

A forum led by the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and the Countryside and Community Research Institute (CCRI) to support farmer-led initiatives and fresh thinking on policy issues welcomed representatives from over a dozen organisations

Julie Ryan 14/11/201815/11/2018 Jane Mills, Julie Ingram, News Read more

Janet Dwyer contributes to Welsh Brexit report

Janet Dwyer contributes to Welsh Brexit report

CCRI director, Professor Janet Dwyer, has contributed to a new report, just published, called ‘After Brexit: 10 key questions for rural policy in Wales’. The report stems from a workshop held earlier in the year at Aberystwyth University

Julie Ryan 07/11/201813/11/2018 Janet Dwyer, News Read more

Gloucestershire Local Nature Partnership on the BBC

Gloucestershire Local Nature Partnership on the BBC

Doug Hulyer, Chair of the Gloucestershire Local Nature Partnership, was interviewed by BBC Radio Gloucestershire following a symposium at the University of Gloucestershire on Friday 26th October

Julie Ryan 29/10/201829/10/2018 Media, News Read more

Making Gloucestershire a pioneer of green infrastructure

Making Gloucestershire a pioneer of green infrastructure

The CCRI and the University of Gloucestershire are signing a pledge, along with other Gloucestershire organisations, to commit to making Gloucestershire a pioneer of green infrastructure, creating a better, more attractive place to live, work and visit, as well as becoming an exemplar for the rest of the country #glosnature

Julie Ryan 26/10/201826/10/2018 Chris Short, News Read more

CCRI welcomes Belgian researcher to work on EU SURE-Farm project

CCRI welcomes Belgian researcher to work on EU SURE-Farm project

The CCRI welcomes Belgian researcher, William de Grunne, who has come to work with the CCRI on the EU Horizon 2020 SURE-Farm project

Julie Ryan 22/10/201823/10/2018 Mauro Vigani, News, SURE-Farm Read more

ROBUST partners meet in Ljubljana

ROBUST partners meet in Ljubljana

CCRI researchers Damian Maye, Matt Reed and Dan Keech attended the 3rd project partnership meeting of ROBUST in Slovenia’s capital, Ljubljana between 1st – 4th October 2018

Julie Ryan 18/10/201818/10/2018 Damian Maye, Dan Keech, Matt Reed, News, ROBUST Read more

Janet Dwyer speaking at National Park Societies Conference

Janet Dwyer speaking at National Park Societies Conference

CCRI Director, Professor Janet Dwyer, is speaking at the National Park Societies conference, which is taking place on Dartmoor between 4th – 6th October.

Julie Ryan 05/10/201805/10/2018 Janet Dwyer, News Read more

CCRI to collaborate on new project to create tool to improve grassland management

CCRI to collaborate on new project to create tool to improve grassland management

The CCRI is part of a partnership for a new two year research translation project, which aims to improve the profitability and sustainability of how the current and future farmers in the UK manage their grassland

Julie Ryan 03/10/201803/10/2018 adaptive decision-support tool for better grassland management, Julie Ingram, News Read more
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