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Current projects

Project title & description Project head Funder Start End
Effect of game management at Loddington
Effect of ceasing predator control and winter feeding on nesting success and breeding numbers of songbirds. Use of feed hoppers
Chris Stoate Allerton Project 2001 Ongoing
Wetting up farmland for Biodiversity
Assessment of bird conservation potential of small wet features on farmland
Chris Stoate Defra 2004 2010
Monitoring wildlife at Loddington
Annual monitoring of game species, songbirds, invertebrates, plants and habitat
Chris Stoate Allerton Project 1992 Ongoing
ClimateWater
Climate change impacts on water as resource and ecosystem
Chris Stoate EU 2008 2011
Eye Brook Community Heritage Project
Community-based research into natural and cultural heritage of catchment as foundation for future management
Chris Stoate Heritage Lottery Fund 2006 2010
MOPS2
Development of constructed wetlands to reduce diffuse pollution
Chris Stoate Defra 2009 2013
Reducing risks associated with autumn wheeling of combinable crops
Replicated field treatments looking at reducing compaction and increasing soil cover in tramline crop wheelings
Alastair Leake ADAS, Chafer Machinery, Michelin, Simba 2009 2013
Albrecht Soil Survey Technique
Field-scale testing of the Albrecht Soil Survey Technique of nutrient management compared to conventional crop nutrition
Alastair Leake Royal Agricultural Society of England, and Glenside 2009 2012
PhD studentships Supervisor Funder Start End

Environmenal learning careers of farmers and delivery of environmental goods through agri-environment schemes
An investigation into how farmers learn about effective environmental management through their active participation in agri-environment schemes

Chris Stoate, Dr Carol Morris/University of Nottingham ESRC/NERC studentship 2009 2013
Game as Food
Rural networks and processes associated with the use of game as food
Chris Stoate, Dr Carol Morris & Dr Charles Watkins/University of Nottingham ESRC/CASE studentship. Supported by the British Deer Society 2007 2010
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