Providing awards to both individuals and organisations on all aspects of grassland use
In addition to funding Travelling Fellowships, the Trust considers applications for other forms of support for individuals and organizations involved in research and practice related to grassland science, including related ecological and socio-economic aspects. Applications for grants may be considered…
The Trust carried out a thorough review of its policies in the later part of 2004 and some changes were agreed at the AGM in December. The Trust endorsed the previous policy of its principal support being for funding Travelling…
Substantial material relating to the life and work of Sir George Stapledon is held in the National Library of Wales and in the libraries of the Institiute of Grassland and Environmental Research, the Museum of English Rural Life and the…
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A paper entitled 'Point source ammonia emissions are having a detrimental impact on Prairie vegetation' by Carly Stevens and David Tilman was published in Water, Air and Soil Pollution (2010) Vol 211, 435-441. This is based on research by Carly…
The Stapledon Memorial Trust is now a member of the Agri-Food Charities Partnership (AFCP), a body which exists to help any person or organisation involved in UK farming and food to make best use of available charitable monies. The overarching…
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