Green policies including wind farms are turning into a battleground for the Welsh election.

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Biocultural diversity is the concept of links between human cultural diversity and biological diversity. In rural regions, where forests…

How did a small group of West Berkshire Commoners impact on the US-USSR nuclear arms race in the 1980s? Read on and find out.

Welcome to the Rural Discontent, Disruptive Politics and Spatial Justice Substack, where we’ll be exploring all things to do with rural politics and protest around the world and connections to disrupt...

The event will take place in person and will bring together a wide range of national and international academics, practitioners, public servants, and other stakeholders to discuss various aspects of r...

Funded PhD Studentship: Carbon farming: co-creation for behavioural change within a supportive AKISDirector of Studies: Professor David Rose (Harper Adams, Agriculture and Environment Department), Dr ...

Discover more about our research project: Food ethics and food system resilience in the industrial and small-scale egg sector at the University of Southampton.

This paper explores the development and work of the Rural Geography Research Group (RGRG) of the Royal Geographical Society over the last fifty years …