Mr James Brockington

• Agroforestry MSc
• International Development BA (University of Sussex)

My primary role at Bangor University is supporting students on our postgraduate distance learning programmes in Forestry and Tropical Forestry. 

I am also a doctoral researcher working on ex-post evaluation of an agroforestry system promoted at a large-scale by an NGO in tribal areas of the Western Ghats, India. 

I organise the following modules on the MSc Forestry / Tropical Forestry (distance learning) programmes:

• DDL-4201: Social Issues in Forest Management
• DDL-4206: Sustainable Use of Non-Timber Forest Products
• DDL-4999: Dissertation

I also contribute to other modules on these programmes, supervise postgraduate dissertation projects, and fulfill academic tutoring and mentoring roles. 

2016

• How the proposed reintroduction of Eurasian lynx to Britain illustrates competing values and contrasting views associated with humans and the natural world
  
  Gray, J, Brockington, J, Hayward, M & Walmsley, J 2016, 'How the proposed reintroduction of Eurasian lynx to Britain illustrates competing values and contrasting views associated with humans and the natural world', Country-Side Magazine, vol. 36, no. 2.
• Beyond the project cycle: an evaluation of agroforestry adoption and diffusion over the medium term in a south Indian village
  
  Brockington, JD, Harris, IM & Brook, RM 2016, 'Beyond the project cycle: an evaluation of agroforestry adoption and diffusion over the medium term in a south Indian village', Agroforestry Systems, vol. 90, no. 3, pp. 489-508. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10457-015-9872-0

Committee Member, Tropical Agricultural Association Fund (TAAF)

Member, Development Studies Association

Member, Farm Woodland Forum

Member, Permaculture Association