• Life after asylum: investigating the precarious geographies of home with refugees leaving direct provision in Cork, Ireland 

  Howlett-Southgate, Rosie (University College Cork, 2020-06-01)

  Ireland’s asylum system of Direct Provision has received significant critique by researchers who have condemned the policy as restrictive, creating multiple exclusions for asylum seekers whilst exacerbating their economic, ...
• Characterisation and monitoring of forest disturbances in Ireland using active microwave satellite platforms 

  Malur Balaji, Preethi (University College Cork, 2020)

  Forests are one of the major carbon sinks that significantly contribute towards achieving targets of the Kyoto Protocol, and its successors, in reducing greenhouse (GHG) emissions. In order to contribute to regular ...
• Grassroots initiatives in food system transformation: The role of food movements in the second ‘Great Transformation’ 

  Sage, Colin; Kropp, Cordula; Antoni-Komar, Irene (Routledge, 2020-12-18)

  The challenges faced by the contemporary food system across ecological, human health and ethical fields has given rise to an eclectic variety of local food initiatives that seek to demonstrate practical alternatives to ...
• A review of the methods for studying biotic interactions in phenological analyses 

  de la Torre Cerro, Rubén; Holloway, Paul (Wiley, 2020-10-30)

  Phenological events play a key role modulating ecosystem services; however, the complex and interlinked nature of ecosystems indicates that interactions among different taxa during phenological events can have consequences ...
• Urban green and blue space in Cork city and its importance to bird diversity 

  Lambert, Luke (University College Cork, 2019)

  Urban green and blue spaces are well known for providing ecosystem services in built up areas but they are also becoming increasingly important as these spaces are becoming unique ecosystems for bird diversity. The aims ...

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