Dr Katherine Berthon
2024
Dr Katherine Berthon is a postdoctoral research fellow in the Agroecology group in Cambridge University. Katherine’s research explores the factors that influence the persistence of wildlife in human-dominated landscapes to understand how to better design, or redesign (restore) habitats to conserve biodiversity. Her recent work has focussed on pollinator conservation, and biodiversity impacts of regenerative agriculture.
My Sessions
Making Research Work in Practice for Regenerative Agriculture
Prof Richard Pywell
Dr Katherine Berthon
Dr Ruth Wade
Tom Pearson
Fraser Hugill
The need for timely and relevant research to support the transition to regenerative farming at a scale that can restore biodiversity and reverse climate change, while still producing sufficient food, is a major challenge. Farmers leading innovation across the regenerative agriculture movement often move faster than research can validate new developments. This session will highlight […]