A picture speaks a thousand words
Guest blog by Dilly Williams, landscape architect and illustrator, who designed and wrote The Sapperton Wilder ‘Past, Present and Future’ project.
Research
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Early Stages of Agroforestry in a Nature Recovery Project Indicate an Increase in Insect Abundance and Diversity
Agroforestry Invertebrates_Hodson_University of Reading_2025 By: Alicia Hodson, University of Reading, MSc Entomology, 2025
Embedding Citizen Science Within Landscape-Scale Nature- Based Recovery; A Study of Hedgerow Species Communities Across Three Management Blocks
Embedding Citizen Science Within Landscape-Scale Nature- Based Recovery
Assessing the Effectiveness of UAV-based Weed Burden Solution: A Case Study of Sapperton Wilder
Assessing the Effectiveness of UAV-based Weed Burden Solution – A Case Study of Sapperton Wilder Poster By: Ayokunle Oluwasanwo, Royal Agricultural University, MSc Agricultural Technology and Innovation, Dissertation 2024
Assessing the Use of Artificial Intelligence Systems for the Protection of Agroforestry Plots on Cotswolds Soils
Assessing the Use of Artificial Intelligence Systems for the Protection of Agroforestry Plots on Cotswold Soils By Kestrel Lambert, Royal Agricultural University, MSc Agricultural Technology, Dissertation 2024
Establishing Baseline Monitoring at a Landscape-Scale Nature Recovery Project: Flowering Plants and Pollinators
Establishing Baseline Monitoring at a Landscape-Scale Nature Recovery Project: Flowering Plants and Pollinators By Chenie Prudhomme, University of Gloucestershire, MSc Applied Ecology, Dissertation 2022