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Lynsey Kitching
September 2024
A tree stump with a fern growing out of it.

In this workshop, Lynsey Kitching from CAPE Coaching & Development explored what resilience really means, the link to wellbeing, and why this is so important at work... and at home. Lynsey shared what really matters when building and maintaining resilience, some key techniques to use...

Rob Gray
September 2024

The River Crane in West London is the UK’s first urban Smarter Water Catchment and since 2020 has benefited from £3m of direct investment across five main themes – community and access; biodiversity; water quality; geomorphology and flooding – with at least £20m of further investment identified...

Dr Aidan Farrow
September 2024

Oil and gas production and use is associated with exposure to health-relevant air pollutants including numerous volatile organic compounds (VOCs).


This webinar presents the results of field studies which investigated ambient VOC concentrations and potential routes to exposure within oil...

Gayle Burgess
August 2024

In 2019, the Intergovernmental Panel on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) Global Assessment identified human values and behaviours as at the root of all indirect drivers of threat to healthy functioning ecosystems and resilience in nature, but also central to the most critically needed...

Sarah Belton
August 2024
Aerial photo of river in valley

This webinar considers the effectiveness of the Natural England advice to Local Planning Authorities (LPA). Consideration is given to the range of solutions already implemented by various stakeholders to generate the necessary headroom for development. The webinar evaluates their...

Webinar
July 2024
Wind turbines and tractor with overlaid text: "Green skills: Priorities, challenges and delivery, panel discussion © Kirill Gorlov | Adobe Stock"

Building the workforce of the future will be a fundamental challenge, but it also presents substantial opportunities. The net zero transition will require the delivery of green skills across education and the workforce at a considerable pace, so prioritising the right pathways will be crucial...

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