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Land and Nature Skills Service (LANSS)
A Land and Nature Skills Service for Cumbria?
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Exploring land use decisions
As our Cambridgeshire & Peterborough pilot begins, we urge everyone with an interest to contact us.
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What citizens want from food
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An agroecological UK in 2050
What does food and farming look like after the transition?
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Radical and practical – our report of progress
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Farming for Change: latest research
Farming can be a force for change. This latest research charts a course that works for all.
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Land Unlocked COP26 Briefing
New film and key messages from UK tour and latest research
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Methodology: Shifting the Food System
An overview of the methods behind the research
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Shifting the Food System
Frames to speed policy change
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