
Place-based & economic development research @cardiffbusiness. Enjoy arts & walking projects. Editor @spatial_theory. Organiser @TykePsychoGeog. Treasurer @pygyr
Wales, United Kingdom
Joined December 2012
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New open access paper in GeoHumanities
"Using walking approaches and site-specific performance to reveal layers of feeling attached to place"
This aims to meet the desire for dynamic and multi-dimensional aspects of studying feelings attached to places
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Happy to announce the inaugural issue of Agoriad: A Journal of Spatial Theory - focus on Indigenous Ontologies & geography. I was part of the team which edited & produced 5 research articles, an interview, 2 book reviews, creative pieces & guided readings agoriad.cardiffuniversitypre…
Journal article completed and submitted today. Myself and Mark have been exploring mental health, walking groups and urban space since 2021. We are now thinking that it is what is located on the edges of the walking path which is worth thinking about a bit more.
This Saturday we celebrate masses of #placemaking work that brings colour to Maindee District Centre, Newport. A great team of artists and makers have brightend up more than 30 sites. Festival 12.00-19.00 28 September NP18 8EE. Map maindee.org/full-colour-fest…
Up a few hills with @Halfa1965. We walked from Taffs Well up to Blaengwynlais and Groeswen and then Gwaelod-y-garth. No need for a defibrillator!
Lots of reading to be done about tidal lagoons, electricity generation, regulations , assets, financing, community benefits and more. A foundation for research which brings something useful for the future of Wales – at Cardiff, Wales
Very pleased to get a copy of the Outdoor Learning in Higher Education book. Led by @ProfWGarnham & @paolo_oprandi & backed by @Seda_UK_
My contribution concerns tricks, practicalities + ethics of teaching outdoor walking research, including interviews + group tours
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A new name page. I am now working at the Welsh Economy Research Unit @cardiffbusiness
I bring time-space thinking to researching the socio-economic potential for tidal lagoon power in Wales. Also very nice to have a 30-minute commute which is mostly walking through the parks























