Iconic dog trainer Barbara Woodhouse's legacy lives on at Harper Adams through her great-grandson
For many, Barbara Woodhouse has been a household name over the years for her approach to training our beloved four-legged friends.The …
Posted 1 October
Unlocking nature through data: Megan's story
13 January 2026
"My role centres around making data from the Future Farm — including biodiversity data — more open and accessible. I’m usually dealing with a very different kind of “bug” now – though I still get the occasional chance to look for dung beetles!"
Megan's journey started with wildlife conservation, took her to the other side of the world and now centres on the use of data to improve biodiversity.
Plus she supports teaching on our data science degrees, whilst also conducting research.
Read her full story
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