Fellows' updates July 2024 Fellows' update: Gareth Twigg
An article detailing Gareth Twigg's Fellowship research in New Zealand was featured in Police World magazine, published by the International Police Association.
By Gareth Twigg, 2024
Rural communities
About this theme
This theme covers topics relating to strengthening rural communities. It is one of our current programmes for Fellowships and has been developed in partnership with The Prince’s Countryside Fund. Fellows’ stories
Report Build it and they will come
By Rima Berry, 2019
Blogs & conversations Transforming lives and landscapes with trees
Trees have a unique place in the hearts of all human communities in the world - past and present.
By Ian Brown, 2023
Report Can share farming offer a route into farming for new entrants?
By Steph Wetherell, 2020
Fellows' updates June 2023 Fellow's update: Joy O'Neill
Inclusion Expert, Joy O'Neill (CF 2020), has been asked to be part of an international working group looking at developing international minimum standards for researchers when working with animals in Animal Assisted Interventions settings i.e care farms or animal therapy sessions. The working group and associated project are being run by IAHAIO (International Association of Human Animal Interactions Organisations). Joy has been selected for the 2023/24 Climate Outreach Climate Ambassadors Programme. The programme offers focused training and support for climate scientists and other experts to enable them to talk with wider audiences about climate change and related topics.
By Joy O'Neill, 2023
Report Refugee resettlement in rural areas
By Sepideh Mojabi, 2020
Report The future of work for rural communities
By Annie Maciver, 2020
Fellows' updates January 2023 Fellow's update: Tom Cannon
Cobnut grower Tom Cannon (CF 2019) spoke at the Oxford Real Farming Conference on 6 January as part of a panel on Future Nut Production in the UK.
By Tom Cannon, 2023
Fellows' updates December 2022 Fellow's update: Tom Cannon
Cobnut grower Tom Cannon (CF 2019) provided Kentish cobnut trees for the new Kent Lieutenancy Cobnut Platt, an area of landscape unique to the Kent Downs, which was opened on Monday 5 December as a lasting tribute to Her Late Majesty The Queen.
By Tom Cannon, 2023