When invasion ecology looks at cities and urban areas. The historical roots of urban invasion studies across the rural rural-wild spectrum. 1 in Salomon Cavin and Kull 2017. Kindly drawn by Lionel Cavin. The study of invasive plants and animals has started to pay attention to cities. In a paper just out, written by my colleague Joëlle Salomon Cavin.

The rest of the story on food, farming and biotechnology. As stories about GM crops in developing countries unfold, I continue to be struck by how very different each case is. Despite the desire for simple global narratives of success or failure, the crops differ, the transgenic traits differ, the problems to be solved differ, the cultures differ, and the issues differ. For many years there has been publicity.

Potential PhD students look here. Research themes, teaching, links etc. Press on Batterbury family garden. This is where you are.

How way leads on to way. Posted by sueeckstein under Uncategorized. Sue wrote this talk to give to the girls of Bromley High School in June 2013, when she was invited to their graduation as guest speaker. How way leads on to way.

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List of workshops in California. We visited three in March April 2016, all in San Francisco. MP3 of radio interview on community bike workshops, 17 Aug. Simon talks about community bike workshop at 3CR radio, 17 Aug 2015. And a talk on 18th Aug 2015.

Reclaiming the university of Aberdeen. The politics of space and place. Not that I condone fascism, or any ism for that matter. Isms, in my opinion, are not good.