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A webinar titled “Reframing Strategies for a Low-Carbon Future in Agriculture” was held on 4 October 2024 as part of a topical issue inviting relevant articles for publication in MDPI journals (Host).
Don’t miss the submission deadline to contribute to this important conversation on advancing low-carbon strategies in agriculture. Submission link
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On June 28, 2024, the 3rd ISCRAES Conference in Dublin, Ireland featured a workshop entitled “Pros and Cons of Livestock Reintegration,” sponsored by the ReLive Project and funded by ERA-NET.
Prof. Bruce Osborne, ReLive Project Coordinator, introduced the session, which focused on the advantages and challenges of integrating livestock into climate-resilient farming practices. The workshop fostered discussions on innovative solutions and future opportunities for sustainable agriculture.
The ReLive Second Annual Meeting took place on 21-22 March 2024 at Helmholtz-Zentrum Potsdam, Germany. Chaired by Prof. Bruce Osborne and facilitated by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil.
Presentations highlighted research progress, fostering collaboration. The meeting addressed constraints, risks, and issues, and provided recommendations for future research and communication activities, setting a strategic direction for the project.
The mid-term meeting of our ReLive project, generously funded by ERA-NET, was held virtually on 17th June 2023. It was chaired by the project coordinator, Prof. Bruce Osborne, and facilitated by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil. The meeting brought together 19 participants!
During the meeting, we delved into the progress made, tackled challenges head-on, and devised a stellar roadmap for achieving our goals!
Dr. Khalil unveiled the HOLOS-IE funded by SFI-GOV.IE-ECRRF.
The journey continues with HOLOS-EU, backed by the ReLive project (funded by DAFM/ERA-NET).
This ignited discussions on Modelling the Future of Food at AGMIP9 held at Columbia University, NY, USA in June 2023. Over 300 attendees joined at Columbia University in NYC uniting brilliant minds and stakeholders
Dr. Ibrahim Khalil, our acclaimed researcher, presented the HOLOS-IE project at the BONARES 2023 conference.
The project, funded by SFI-Gov.ie-ECRRF, introduced the framework of a comprehensive landscape model, leading to HOLOS-EU funded by ERA-NET through ReLive project. He highlighted the challenges and the project’s potential societal impact at the national and EU level. We congratulate him.
Dr.Anna Walkiewicz, our esteemed researcher, presented a paper derived from the ReLive project at the prestigious EGU 2023 conference.
She shared compelling insights, impressing the audience and showcasing the project’s potential. We congratulate her for representing our team and pushing scientific boundaries.
Research Assistant (GIS Analyst) job for a year at UCD Ireland as part of the HOLOS-IE project.
This project is funded by the European Commission Recovery and Resilience Facility under the Science Foundation Ireland Future Digital Challenge Grant. Apply now on ucd.ie/workatucd/jobs. Select jobs for external applicants & search for 015743. Deadline: 4/04/23
The first ReLive Annual Meeting was held at the University of Extremadura, Plasencia, Spain from 8-10 March 2023.
Over 24 participants (Steering Committee members, partners, and research staff) attended in person and virtually to share progress, discuss challenges, and find solutions. It was a productive and inspiring event.
Videos of ReLive sponsored workshop held within ISCRAES 2022 (www.iscraes.org) held on 31 August 2022 are now available to watch:
Facilitators: ReLive Project and ISCRAES 2022 Teams
- Introduction: Prof. Bruce Osborne, Coordinator, ReLive.
- Report 1: Dr. Katja Klumpp (France)
- Report 2: Dr. Bart Krujit (Netherlands)
- Report 3: Prof. Jorge Perez Quezada(Chile)
Job Opportunity: Research Assistant (Programmer)
ReLive Carbon Credit Team Meeting
ReLive project team dealing with carbon crediting issues organised a meeting recently to address farmers’ needs for GHG calculations, their motivations to venture on such calculations, and how to incentivize carbon credits through GHG mitigation and carbon sequestration. One conclusion was that financial benefits play a major role in implementing the changes needed and that expert advice and support are vital.
ReLive Quarterly Virtual Meeting
The ReLive (ERA-NET) Quarterly Meeting held virtually on 17 November 2022 in presence of all partners/representatives.
The meeting was chaired by the coordinator Bruce Osborne and facilitated by Ibrahim Khalil.
Among the decisions taken to facilitate project activities, the First Annual Meeting will be held from 9-10 March 2023 in Spain.
ReLive 1st Worhshop held within ISCRAES 2022
The 1st ReLive Project workshop “Adaptability and Resiliency of Global Agricultural Systems to Climate Change” within ISCRAES 2022 on 31 August 2022. Multidisciplinary academics/scientists/stakeholders along with project partners joined the workshop and contributed to whether or not reintegrating livestock into farming systems can increase Climate Adaptation and Resilience.
ReLive (New Zealand Partner) is hiring: Post Doctoral Scientist – Environmental Science
ReLive Kick-Off Virtual Meeting
The first ReLive (ERA-NET) Kick-Off Meeting held virtually on 23 June 2022 in presence of all partners/reprentative (From left to right): Bruce Osborne (UCD/PCD), Ibrahim Khalil (UCD/PCD), Martin Roffeis (GFZ), Pia Gottschalk (GFZ), Victor Rolo and Maria Vivas (UNEX), Jonathan Herron (TEAGASC), Anna Wakiewiez (IPLAN), Maguy Eugene (INRAE), Lea Hallick (UT), Jorge Perez-Quezada (UChile), Katja Klump (INRAE) and Ruchita Ingle (WUR) and Otso Valta (AVOIN, not in the photo
RELIVE (GFZ-Potsdam) IS HIRING:
Joint Call Circularity 2021 Projects Meeting
Connecting Joint Call Circularity 2021 projects (e.g. ReLive) to GRA Circular Food Systems Network meeting held on 07 March 2022.
RELIVE (WUR PARTNER) IS HIRING:
Preliminary ReLive Consortium Virtual Meeting
Preliminary consortium virtual meeting of ReLive project held on 21 October 2021.
Events
The 3rd ISCRAES will be held from 25-28 JUNE 2024 at UCD O’Brien Centre for Science, University College Dublin, Ireland.
The main theme of the ISCRAES 2024 is “REFRAMING STRATEGIES FOR LOW CARBON FUTURE IN AGRO-FARMING SYSTEMS“, leading to achieving the primary objective of agro-environmental sustainability by tackling the current major environmental, climate, and societal challenges facing by the world.
For submission of the abstract and registration: Click here
ReLive is a proud sponsor of ISCRAES 2022 to be held in Dublin from 28-31 August 2022 referring particularly to the workshop “Adaptability and Resiliency of Global Agricultural Systems to Climate Change”.
For submision of abstract and registration: Click here