The Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience (CAWR) is driving innovative research on the understanding and development of resilient food and water systems internationally.
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DAISY was represented at the Future #Earth #Sustainability #Science #Conference in Lausanne, #Switzerland, with two presentations showcasing the project’s latest research on transformative #innovations for #biodiversity and #equity.
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🐉 The #DRAGONS project kicks off in Coventry! 7 partners, 7 countries, 1 mission: turning biodiversity awareness into real action. Funded by @ec.europa.eu #HorizonEurope 🌿 dragonsproject.eu
Michelle Farrell was invited to be a guest on an episode of BBC Radio 4’s environmental programme Rare Earth, titled World of Flowers. She explained how pollen preserved in peat bogs can reveal the secrets of ancient crime scenes & help us to restore lost landscapes: https://bit.ly/4dTyMpC
Ulrich, Liliane & Judith participated in the launch of the 2nd call of projects co-funded by the Agroecology Partnership. 19 projects totalling €30m were presented in Bordeaux, utilising living labs & research infrastructures as a means of advancing agroecology across Europe and beyond.
Happening Tomorrow - SEMINAR: Landed Community Kitchens: grassroots infrastructures of care, repair and justice with Chiara Tornaghi
📆 Wednesday 10th June 2026
🕓 11 - 12.30 pm UK Time zone (GMT)
Click here to register: https://bit.ly/4dYxCtl
CAWR researchers are part of a collaboration to develop FLAG, the Floriculture Agroecological assessment, a framework to help UK cut flower growers move closer to the principles of agroecology. They joined a workshop with David Bek, Jill Timms, Flowers from the Farm & the Flower Grower Collective.
Dr Bastien Dieppois, Liliane Binego & Marco Van De Wiel co-authored a new paper in Scientific African examining the ecosystem impacts of exotic tree species in Sao Hill, Tanzania: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sciaf.2026.e03404
CAWR researchers are developing a practical framework to assess sustainability across the entire supply chain of the organic agri-food sector. The contribution of farmers & growers is essential to ensure this framework is realistic, comprehensive & useful: Questionnaire: https://bit.ly/4ub3v7G
Along with @biotraces.eu and 7 other transformative change projects, DAISY has presented its outputs of TRD2, transformative potential assessment tool and transformative intervention mixes framework thanks to Alex Franklin, @coventrycawr.bsky.social and @ilkhom-soliev.bsky.social.
