@JoeShute
Hello Joe, great presentation @folkloreSociety conference in Hull today. Sorry if you know but please check out Confluence by Common Ground - New Music for the River Stour. Cheers, Dan.
😊We are delighted 😊 to have an insightful and inspirational talk for March’s open seminar
Our guest speaker Daniel Keech will share his valuable work on the adaptation of physical and social routines following the floods in the Somerset Levels and Moors
An inspiring & educative day yesterday - thanks to all those taking part. Great organisation by @06aims & @dkeech1 - looking forward to #CCRIWS23 day 2.
Recently a number of the @CCRI_UK & others have been discussing the Government response to @HenryDimbleby's #NationalFoodStrategy published in 2021
Read their thoughts in 'Old Thinking for New Crises'
https://t.co/74fZLupV9b
Happy new year to our followers.
Our first news item of 2023 is that research conducted by @dkeech1 & @ReedMtweet features in a new @NIBIO_no 'POP' pamphlet
https://t.co/zYbQYhonIY
This past week, we've had2⃣more publication successes which missed our newsletter
1⃣ @NeniaMicha's article in Journal of Rural Studies @ElsGeogPlan about #Soil testing by #Irish#Dairy Farmers🇮🇪🐮
https://t.co/7ui8t8nWjE
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A reminder that the deadline for abstract submissions is fast approaching!! (Friday 9th December!)
Read more if you want to come along:
https://t.co/XoGLY50vfS
Out 20th Oct: Routledge Handbook of Urban Food Governance ed By Ana Moragues-Faus, Jill K. Clark, Jane Battersby, Anna Davies
The first collection to reflect on/compile the currently dispersed histories, concepts/practices involved in the popular field of #urbanfood governance
Our colleague Ulrike Bayr from @NIBIO_no @NIBIO_landskap picking tomatoes at Stroud Community Agriculture during day 2 of our ‘UrbanFarms’ field trip in and around Bristol hosted by @CCRI_UK
Day 1 of @NIBIO_no @NIBIO_landskap field trip to Bristol. Norwegian farmers and researchers plus Matt and Dan from @CCRI_UK visiting the wonderful Catherine Withers @catherinewith11 at Yew Tree Farm on the edge of the city. Beautiful farm, great lunch.
Dan Keech and Alice Goodenough from @CCRI_UK with Mike Ricketts from UWE Bristol sporting autumn yellows at the wonderful Creative Practice and Landscape meeting in the Forest of Dean.
Dan Keech from @CCRI_UK is one of three #Editors of a forthcoming Special Issue of Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 👥🗺️✒️
The issue will focus on 'Transforming Rural Geographies' - more info: https://t.co/IUBdvggyYS
@liu_universitet@KAU@RGRG_Rural@RGRG_RGS
The world is often split into #rural vs #urban, despite ~1 billion people living in peri-urban areas. Our new paper suggests that rapid change means in people living in peri-urban areas have a poorer quality of life than those in urban and rural areas: https://t.co/Wrl6TZmLMC