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16.06.2025

Restoring Landscapes: can sustainable harvesting of wild plants and fungi help to restore landscapes? – The Applied Ecologist

In the ‘Restoring Landscapes’ blog series, we are promoting knowledge exchange from restoration projects around the world. Wild plants and fungi have long provided food, medicine, and income for communities around the world, and underpinned multiple food, cosmetic and health supply chains. But could they also help restore degraded landscapes? A new toolkit developed through…

The Applied Ecologist's blog

25.06.2025

Breaking Boundaries: Why Knowledge Exchange is the Missing Link for Impact in the Ecology Sector  – The Applied Ecologist

By Valentine Seymour, Sarah Golding, Melissa Marselle.  Meet Melissa, Sarah and Valentine  Melissa Marselle is a Lecturer in Environmental Psychology at the University of Surrey, with expertise in the application of psychological theory and methods to biodiversity conservation questions.  Melissa Marselle (University of Surrey ©) Sarah Golding is a Knowledge Exchange Fellow at the University…

The Applied Ecologist's blog

27.06.2025

From the Ground Up: Stories about Community Regeneration in South Wales – The Applied Ecologist

Field reflections written by Charlotte, Emily, Tara, Diesha and Anouk who are studying on the University of Surrey's BSc in Environment and Sustainability degree programme. What have you been working on? In April 2025 we went to Gwent in South Wales for a regeneration residential. Our aim was to study how different regions can regenerate…

The Applied Ecologist's blog

30.06.2025

Exploring Regeneration Projects in South Wales: A Case Study – The Applied Ecologist

Field reflections written by Zac, Jack, Chris, Josh and Finn, students attending the University of Surrey's BSc in Environment and Sustainability degree programme. What have you been working on? Since the 1980s, the valleys have been widely impacted by the coal mine closures, impacting not only local communities but also the surrounding wildlife. Cwmtillery, a…

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