“The CHE team have identified a number of specific opportunities to reduce the environmental impact of sugar production.”

• CHE in Strathclyde link
• Community Leadership
• Masters of a greener world
• Strathclyde receives top marks
• Strathclyde University
• New Students, New Partnership
• City of Edinburgh Council
• What do participants say?
• Protest and Revise
• Largest CHE graduation
• - minus
• The CHE table arrives at its new home
• High Demand for MSc
• CHE Fellow appointed Visiting Professor
• MSc in Human Ecology
• Partnership with Strathclyde University
• Community Programme
• New Courses launched
• Ethnic minority voices in Edinburgh and Leith will be heard at city council chambers
• Human Ecology society on its way at Strathclyde University
• Recruiting for MSc 2007
• Journeys in Human Ecology
• MSc Bursary Appeal
• Alastair McIntosh on Activism, Beltane, and Capitalism
• Sam Harrison and Alastair McIntosh in Fundraising Partnership with Strathclyde
• Field Trip to Eigg
• Learning to save the planet…
• CHE and Eigg in the Press
• Course Profile - Spiritual Activism
• Get Your Voice Heard! Report Launched
• Students achieve green & ethical resolutions in Strathclyde Student Union
• Welcome to the new MSc students!
• Grand Opening of the Melting Pot
• Revitalising the MSc
• Falkland reflections
• Letter from CHE Chair, Nick Wilding
• Graduate Profile: Zoë Palmer
• Welcome to 2008's new students!
• September 2008 Dissertation Titles
• Roots of experience, branches of belonging: reflections on a CHE graduation
• Potential for new directions at CHE as MSc is discontinued
• MSc dissertation titles - September 2009