Fellow's Profile
Dominic Howe
Fellow's Profile
Dominic Howe
Towards a New Agriculture: Tree Crops and Agroforestry for Climate Resilience and Food Security
Fellowship
- Themes
- Focus
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Developing climate-resilient agroforestry systems to support UK food security and nature recovery.
- Countries
- Fellowship year
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2026
- Locality
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West Midlands
Contact
Biography
I am the Founder of Earth Systems Conservation, working at the intersection of agriculture, ecology and integrated design to develop climate-resilient land use systems. With a background in architecture, I bring two decades of experience in the built environment into my work as an environmentalist and permaculture designer, focusing on regenerative agriculture and agroforestry.
My Fellowship explores how tree crops and agroforestry systems can support the UK's transition to a more resilient and secure food system in the face of climate change. I will be learning from practitioners across Europe and the USA, particularly in regions already experiencing the climatic conditions the UK is moving towards.
I am motivated by the urgent need to rethink how we produce food, moving from extractive systems towards regenerative, perennial systems that restore ecosystems while remaining productive. I aim to develop practical, scalable approaches that can support farmers, strengthen supply chains, and contribute to a more resilient agricultural future in the UK.
Disclaimer
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Disclaimer
All Reports are copyright © the author. The moral right of the author has been asserted. The views and opinions expressed by any Fellow are those of the Fellow and not of the Churchill Fellowship or its partners, which have no responsibility or liability for any part of them.
