🚨 Really excited to have organised this panel on building human-nature connections for impactful, collaborative action on the climate and biodiversity crisis. Exploring why we need #interdisciplinary #SocialScience contributions. Everyone welcome!👉bookwhen.com/oxfordbiodiver…

CFP: Techno-Environmental Racialization. @STHV_journal We invite contributions that explore racializing techno-environmental processes and how these are un/done, contested, or disrupted by knowledge practices and multispecies relations. Submit here 👇🏾 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Meanwhile, in the Peak District… take a step away from the noise and chaos, and walk instead to a quieter, slower place. There’s a smell of woodsmoke and autumn in the air, and the River Dove sparkling at the end of the lane.

Great to see this #ACCESSFlexFund research paper published. Congratulations to Catherine Price Tom Bott & Min Burdett. accessnetwork.uk/including-the-…

Come and join the “Garden Futurity”Virtual Roundtable Colloquium on 3 Dec! The roundtables foreground the garden as a vital ecological & aesthetic space of theory and praxis, connecting ecologies, societies, more-than-human worlds in this troubled time. shorturl.at/DOXO6.

In their visual essay, Emma B. Mincks and V’cenza Cirefice share transnational collaboration and relationship-building reflected in the Making Relatives Collective. The group provides shared space for decolonial actions for climate and environmental justice.

📢 New summary document out from our ACCESS Network flex fund project! Reports on the 'Including the More-Than-Human World in Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI): Developing a Conceptual Framework' workshop. doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.… Nottingham Geography @Vicky_Bowskill

🌍 Earth’s natural carbon sinks are vital for mitigating #ClimateChange. 🌱Did you know soil holds more carbon than you think? Understanding carbon storage in ecosystems is essential for advancing climate action and conservation. Via Visual Capitalist

Call for abstracts for new Routledge Books publication! Qualitative researchers often seek out lived experiences to answer research questions and shape narratives. But what about our own – as women, and as researchers? To submit or find out more, email: [email protected].

📢Our second publication from our ACCESS Network Flex Fund project is a summary document! Reports on the 'Including the More-Than-Human World in Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI): Developing a Conceptual Framework' workshop. dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.…

Well done Catherine, and to all the project team. A super accessible, easy-to-understand illustration that highlights the need to incorporate the More-Than-Human World in our research. Find out more about the project here accessnetwork.uk/including-the-…

As world leaders gather in Azerbaijan for #COP29 this week, Stephen Meek, Director @uon_institute, explores how a ‘just transition’—one that shares climate costs and benefits fairly—can pave the way to a truly inclusive net-zero future. Read here: nottingham.ac.uk/policyengageme…

Call for short stories by Jan 31, 2025 for an anthology from Posthuman Press. Theme: Posthuman Entanglement(s) & Co-Existence. "We need stories as a creative practice to help foster posthuman ethics for a more inclusive and pluralistic present and future" posthumanpress.com/pages/antholog…

The introductory session was great! Very much looking forward to developing my policy project.

Brilliant conversation at the RSA citizens food summit - hearing about food poverty The wider cost of our bad food system is £258 billion - one estimate of the perfect fix is £58 billion We need to stop being idiots about food and farming and begin to be way more progressive

A reminder that Carol Morris and I will be speaking at this online event organised by Northwoods tomorrow (Thursday 21st November), 5pm-6pm. Please join us! All welcome! Still time to register. Link here eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-do-stak…

Information about our RRI and more-than-human world project is on the ScienceinParliament website! Really proud for everyone involved with the ACCESS Network project that policymakers are engaging with this work. scienceinparliament.org.uk/including-the-… Nottingham Geography Nottingham Institute for Policy and Engagement

Excited to see the impact that Catherine and Tom's project is having with policy makers. Find out the project here accessnetwork.uk/including-the-…

We are thrilled to announce that Dr Andrea Sartorius, Research Fellow at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Catherine Price Research Fellow Nottingham Geography are the two exceptional finalists for the Rising Star Award – Policy Impact! 1/2

We are thrilled to see that Catherine Price's work is putting biochar at the forefront of sustainability policy — from contributing to the POSTnote on Carbon Offsetting to co-designing a local biochar framework with Shropshire Council, Klere UK, and local farmers.