A successful day on the Cam: CLR's Fenland Farming Survey crew attended the AHDB sustainable cropping event. Ceres Rural discussed viable crops for 2024 & the potential of SFI schemes. 🌾🚜#Farmers in the #Fens take part in the survey ➡️ forms.gle/c9yfDv1XedWKUs…

My favourite CLR photo so far is below - thats the face of someone who just extracted the hire car from a muddy field!

The team certainly have a varied role at the CLR, from digging cars out of the mud on farm visits to a swanky evening with the Agricultural industry!

Nice to be back at another School of Biological Sciences theme event- but this time presenting about Centre for Landscape Regeneration!

**Fully funded PhD available** jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44246/. Deadline 9th January. Laser scanning (TLS, UAV-LS, ALS) to study carbon and biodiversity dynamics in regenerating uplands in the Scottish Highlands. Do you like lasers, trees and biodiversity? Join us! With @emilyrlines

A picture of Cambridge every day since 2010. (No 5000) Tuesday 5th December 2023. So here it is - my final picture of uninterrupted daily photographs of Cambridge - 5,000 consecutive posts over 13 years. I’m sure you’ll forgive the fact that it wasn’t taken today but a week ago

Exciting update! Fenland Conservation Network! Where local expertise & research merge for impactful Fens wetland conservation. Farmers, reserve managers & conservationists unite for effective results. clr.conservation.cam.ac.uk/projects/cambr… Conservation Evidence (#VCAwardsCam Academic Winners '23)

Delighted to be a part of the launch for this event, representing Centre for Landscape Regeneration. So much work to be done, but the team is now assembled and ready to go! led by James Hutton Institute and University of Leicester.

Fenland Farm Survey Wraps Up Thanks to Ed, Will, Jo & Beka for their dedication🙌 Over 70 farms have been completed, from arable to solar & more! They've enjoyed traveling each corner of the fens, learning from the people most intimately connected to it. 👏Thanks for taking part

Opportunity: CLR Future Leader Programme 2024. Apply now - deadline 11th March. These roles will offer the chance to be part of an ambitious programme of research that aims to provide the knowledge and tools needed to regenerate the British countryside. zero.cam.ac.uk/who-we-are/blo…

💼 🌍 Calling all current or recent undergraduate students! Do you want a paid job with Cambridge Zero this summer? Applications for the Future Leaders Programme are open until midnight on Monday 11 March - apply now! Full details here: bit.ly/48eW7xg

2024 Scotland fieldwork begins Some of our team did @GlenmoreLodge Mountains Skills Course. Covering navigation & mountain safety skills in a range of landscapes 📷Joshua Copping: “I recommend the course to anyone with or without prior experience – great prep for our fieldwork."

Looking forward to 4th July when we might finally get a more competent government.

Opportunity: We are seeking a Data Cleaning Specialist. Apply by 2nd June. clr.conservation.cam.ac.uk/fenland-farm-s…

Great to see this publication from our colleagues at the RSPB. Read a summary in the tweet below from Josh Copping.

Working with Cambridge Development & Alumni Relations and Cambridge Zero we are supported by The Quadrature Climate Foundation to accelerate climate solutions. Identifying solutions that will enable the UK to improve resilience and enable sustainable communities. clr.conservation.cam.ac.uk/donation-boost…

"Cairngorms to Classrooms; Meet our 2024 Future Leaders" Some of this years Future Leaders reflect on their experiences so far, the skills they have developed and where they hope to take their careers in the future. cam.ac.uk Cambridge Zero Cambridge University

If you are in Cambridge do visit the Museum of Zoology, Cambridge where you will be able to enjoy the work by pupils from across the #Fens who worked with Rebecca Cahill Roots to create a wonderful collaborative art piece, inspired by the animals and plants in their local area.

Job opportunity at Cambridge University Great boss 😀😀

Its always good to see the hard work of our researchers being shared with the world. We hope this will inform best practice for solar farms to benefit biodiversity too.