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WHEN: 16 February 2026 ENDED

The power of oral histories of agriculture and ecology

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Events

WHEN: 22 July 2025 ENDED

Introducing Ebrel and ReBio: RENEW’s nature recovery tools

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Blog
A photograph of rolling hills in the UK, divided by agricultural land, taken by Veronica White on Unsplash.

3 February 2025

Aligning strategic & participatory approaches to agri-environment scheme design & implementation to enhance nature recovery

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A herd of deer in a field with trees behind them in the distance

WHEN: 16 September 2024 ENDED

How diversified stakeholder collaboration can improve landscape-scale deer management

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Blog
An image of three deer standing in a pink field of heather.

21 August 2024

Seeing the Forest for the Deer. ExCASES first mission is published

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Case Study
A landscape image with heather growing across a valley.

20 August 2024

ExCASES Mission: The Future of Biodiversity Renewal

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Case Study
An image of a willow tit, a black white and beige bird, sitting on a branch.

23 July 2024

Monitoring Willow tit occupancy in Cornwall to inform land management decisions

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Case Study
A photograph of a farmer and son ploughing a field in the UK.

17 June 2024

Understanding ‘quality of engagement,’ in nature renewal among farmers

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Blog
An image of a highland cow tucking into fresh hay.

5 June 2024

Embracing Springtime with the National Trust: A Journey Beyond Country Houses

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Case Study
An image of heathland with clouds rolling across the landscape.

7 May 2024

Co-design to improve biodiversity outcomes on common land

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Case Study
A picture of a pipet sitting on a hedgerow

25 March 2024

Mapping farmer-led opportunities for nature recovery

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Citizen Science Collaboration Community Engagement Creative Practice Data for Decision-making Diversity Education and Young People Equality Farming Focus on Species Government and Local Decision-making Habitats and Landscapes Inclusion Land and Conservation Nature Connection Recreation Access and Disturbance Theme 1: Individual Actors Theme 2: Community Action Theme 3: Land Managers Theme 4: Business and Finance Decision Makers Theme X1: Environmental Intelligence Theme X2: ExCASES Theme X3: Collaboration in Practice

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