Press Releases
Simple precautions could reduce risk of E coli O157 in the environment say researchers January 2012
Upland science makes an “X factor” impact at Gateshead
November 2011
Science gets interactive at The Sage
November 2011
“X Factor” style science takes off in Gateshead
November 2011
Can individuals’ actions really help to save the planet?
November 2011
Land Ownership Debate
November 2011
Rethinking animal and plant disease policy for the 21st century and beyond
September 2011
Livestock sellers should provide more information about disease risk, say researchers
September 2011
Academics call on national parks to take the lead in cooperative land management
September 2011
E coli in the countryside: whose problem is it anyway?
August 2011
Is free global trade too great a threat to our food supplies, natural heritage and health?
June 2011
Implementing the European Water Framework Directive could drive some farmers out of business
May 2011
Prevention is better than cure for zoonotic diseases
March 2011
Anaerobic digestion on farms could turn agriculture green
March 2011
Researchers invite tweets on peat
February 2011
Research could help local authorities engage residents in Big Society
January 2011
UK landscapes could be at risk of another major tree epidemic, say researchers
January 2011
Could commercialisation of angling threaten native species and anglers’ skills? December 2010
A written charter for land use could underpin collaboration and integrated land management
November 2010
What do the UK uplands mean to you?
November 2010
Big Society could play a role in reformed CAP say researchers
October 2010
Building good fences could make water cleaner
September 2010
Rural tourists know least about E. coli 0157 – study reveals
June 2010
What price can we expect rural areas to pay for urban flood control?
March 2010
Public could play an important role in combating threat to historic gardens
January 2010
Schools welcome Bangor University Bug Man
26 November 2009
Does carbon labelling give developing countries a bad deal?
24 November 2009
What is land for?
18 November 2009
Perennial energy crops could be good for carbon savings and for wildlife
16 September 2009
Independent report by Relu Director calls for rethink on farm vet profession
6 August 2009
Is regional land use planning the key to regeneration?
23 June 2009
Is rural land use too important to be left to farmers?
3 June 2009
How healthy is your river?
1 June 2009
Would eating five portions of fruit and vegetables a day really benefit everyone?
19 May 2009
Academics to review strategies against diseases that could blight UK woodlands
27 April 2009
What's fair about the countryside?
5 March 2009
Researchers fly a kite for manure recycling
28 November 2008
Can the way we use land improve our health?
28 April 2008
Secretary of State launches on-line Land Use Debate
6 March 2008
Are we too concerned about the environment? Have your say in the Great Land Use Debate
3 March 2008
Do farmers need to change?
1 November 2007
What needs to change in the food chain?
1 November 2007
New funding
for innovative animal and plant disease research
18 July 2007
Carbon storage
19 March 2007
Farmers
should be responsible for controlling livestock diseases
14 March 2007
Consumers
cannot be left to themselves to decide what to eat
12 March 2007
The
environment would be fine, if only scientists were in charge
9 March 2007
Researchers take the
high road to understand changing uplands
1 March 2006
Tackling the Rural Challenge
19 January 2005