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Daniel joined the CCRI in 2012 after 20 years of working for food and environmental organisations. Daniel’s PhD (Southampton University, 2014) examined the environmental performance of social enterprises in England and Germany.
Daniel uses transdisciplinary methods (incl. living labs) to support innovation (e.g. improvements in rural digital services) and link visual/performance arts with social science in landscape research.
Daniel teaches at the University within courses on nature-based solutions and planning. Postgraduate supervision and examination range has included cultural geography, applied ecology, landscape architecture and fine art. Daniel is the contact for postgraduate studies at CCRI.
Winston Churchill Fellowship 2001
Frederick Soddy Fellowship 2011
Fellow, Higher Education Academy
University of Gloucestershire – MSc Applied Ecology, module on Nature-based Solutions for Environmental Challenges
External teaching – University of Sheffield, Masaryk University Brno and Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg
Alternative and city food networks, social enterprise, Anglo-German cultural geographies, transdisciplinary research methods: arts and social sciences.
Internal examiner MRes Fine Art.
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