The land we live on affects our environment in ways which are increasingly important to environmental policy. Land use has direct implications for the interlinking climate and biodiversity crises, as well as for a range of environmental, social, and economic goals. As we engage in key...
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August 2022
Rewilding is fast becoming a mainstream practice for managing land for nature recovery in the UK, alongside traditional conservation which still plays a vital role. There are already 72 rewilding sites and 19 rewilding groups around the country. Rewilding has its origins in the United States, so...
August 2022
Plastic pollution has now been found within multiple ecosystems across the globe, from the summit of Mount Everest to the bottom of the Marina Trench in the Pacific Ocean. Understanding the sources and critical drivers of plastic emission into the environment and subsequent pathways into the...
August 2022
Lynsey and Naomi from CAPE Coaching and Development hosted an online workshop, jointly held by the IES and RemSoc, in July for anyone thinking about or embarking into their first move managing others - early line management and/or project management. They explored some of the common...
August 2022
The second Environmental Justice Network meeting explored the interplay between environmental justice issues and scientific integrity of environmental projects, and how environmental professionals can approach issues of environmental injustice in their organisation. We were joined by three...
July 2022
This webinar introduces the NATURE Tool as a means to assess natural capital impacts as part of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) in the UK. The new tool, which was first released in summer 2021, helps to identify and measure what nature and natural assets (natural capital) do for...
