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Chris Short

CCRI Researchers involved in University’s Sustainable Development conference

CCRI Researchers involved in University’s Sustainable Development conference

CCRI researchers Julie Ingram and Chris Short, together with Kenny Lynch from SNSS with support from CCRI placement student Ella Rowe, successfully ran an online conference for University of Gloucestershire researchers on 16th December.

Nick Lewis 18/12/202018/12/2020 Chris Short, Julie Ingram, News Read more

Chris Short to guest edit Special Issue of ‘Sustainability’ journal

Chris Short to guest edit Special Issue of ‘Sustainability’ journal

Chris Short will be guest Editor of a Special Issue of the Journal ‘Sustainability’ on the theme of ‘Sustainable Agricultural Land Management: Co-Benefits and Challenges in 21st Century’. Find out how to submit articles for consideration.

Nick Lewis 26/11/202026/11/2020 Chris Short, News, Publications Read more

Summer publication successes by CCRI researchers

Summer publication successes by CCRI researchers

The summer period has been a successful time for CCRI researchers with five papers having been published or accepted for publication.

Nick Lewis 03/09/202003/09/2020 Chris Short, Damian Maye, Hannah Chiswell, Janet Dwyer, Jasmine Black, Julie Urquhart, Mauro Vigani, News, Publications, Rob Berry Read more

Chris Short co-author of new article in Landscape and Urban Planning

Chris Short co-author of new article in Landscape and Urban Planning

Chris Short is co-author of a new article arising from the PEGASUS project published in Landscape and Urban Planning and available as an open access article.

Nick Lewis 24/03/202024/03/2020 Chris Short, News, PEGASUS, Publications Read more

Chris Short conducts NFM webinar

Chris Short conducts NFM webinar

Yesterday Chris Short, and Dr Angie Elwin from the University of Reading conducted a webinar as part of the Landwise project.

Nick Lewis 20/03/202020/03/2020 Chris Short, LANDWISE, News Read more

Chris Short presenting at Oxford Real Farming Conference

Chris Short presenting at Oxford Real Farming Conference

Later this week, the 11th Oxford Real Farming Conference takes place. CCRI’s Chris Short will be attending and presenting in a key session concerning common land.

Nick Lewis 07/01/202007/01/2020 Chris Short, LANDWISE, News Read more

Chris Short presents at historical sustainability workshop in Bern

Chris Short presents at historical sustainability workshop in Bern

Chris Short is currently in Bern, attending a workshop focussing on historical forms of sustainability. He will be presenting work from the FUTGRAZE project, which is in conjunction with NIBIO and the Foundation for Common Land.

Nick Lewis 22/11/201922/11/2019 Chris Short, FUTGRAZE, News Read more

Flying down to Lima

Flying down to Lima

On July 1st, the 17th Biennial IASC conference will take place in Lima, Peru. The conference theme is ‘In Defense of the Commons: Challenges, Innovation, and Action’, and will feature three researchers from CCRI. One of these, John Powell, former president gives some details about their forthcoming trip to South America.

Nick Lewis 21/06/201921/06/2019 Blog, Chris Short, Dilshaad Bundhoo, John Powell, News Read more

Janet Dwyer and Chris Short facilitating at GFirst Agri, Food and Rural Business Group

Janet Dwyer and Chris Short facilitating at GFirst Agri, Food and Rural Business Group

On November 29th, Janet Dwyer and Chris Short facilitated a GFirst LEP sponsored event at the Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester.

Nick Lewis 30/11/2018 Chris Short, Janet Dwyer, News Read more

New publication on Natural Flood Management

New publication on Natural Flood Management

Chris Short is lead author on a newly published paper linked to his work on Natural Flood Management in the Stroud valleys.

Nick Lewis 26/11/2018 Chris Short, News, RSuDs Read more
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