Finalising the experimental set up - Lancaster University This week I have been able to finalise the set up of my grazing experiment. Earlier this summer I was able to install the grazing exclosures, collect baseline data and welcome the sheep but the grassl...

The grazing experiment at #HortonQuarry is coming along well. You can read the latest update in the #quarrylife blog here!

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A visit to Horton Quarry - Lancaster University I was fortunate to visit Horton quarry on another beautiful sunny day. This time I met with Georgina, who is an ecologist and is principal landscape architect responsible for the quarry and the grazie...

In her latest blog post Professor Carly Stevens discusses the her latest visit to #HortonQuarry as she works on setting up her experiment for the #QuarryLifeAwards

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Quarry Life - Lancaster University February has already been an exciting month! Last week I went to Horton Quarry in Horton in Ribblesdale to meet with Dan and Jops from Heidleberg Materials to talk with them about my planned grazing e...

In a first blog post for the #QuarryLifeAwards Professor Carly Stevens describes why the collaboration with Heidelberg Materials at #HortonQuarry is such an exciting opportunity.

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Limestone Pavements Partnership - Lancaster University

We are really excited to be working with Heidelberg Materials on a #QuarryLifeAwards project. Professor Carly Stevens will be undertaking research to help protect limestone pavements. Follow the project's progress on the LPP page under the 'Quarry Life' tab!

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