This webinar will explore how government seeks to support the reframing of nature in terms of the value to people and the economy to create sustainable development. Speakers will discuss how, by taking a ‘natural capital’ approach to decision making, development can maximise eco goods and...

Over half a century ago, an editorial in an academic journal suggested that a specialist ended up ‘knowing more and more about less and less’.  By contrast, and in the context of a now highly interconnected and uncertain world, the notion of interdisciplinarity raises the need of...

Environmental scientists are at the forefront of delivering transformative change for the benefit of our environment and society. Ensuring the environmental workforce is equipped with the skills and opportunities to deliver solutions to the interlinked crises facing our environment is...

Environment Analyst’s UK Business Summit is returning to London on 4 October and will bring together environmental and sustainability business leaders, clients and stakeholders, to discuss how to respond to market disruptors and maximise market opportunities. Over 140 sustainability leaders...

Buildings, planning, and infrastructure represent a significant pressure on natural systems, but the way we design them also has the capacity to transform our social, economic, and natural world. Key environmental challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and air quality, can...

SiLC Introduction Days are open to all those who are considering applying to become a SiLC. They will provide an overview of the SiLC scheme, information on the assessment process and an opportunity to meet peers and discuss your application with SiLC Assessors. The examination now embraces...

This training session will give participants the skills they need to become more aware about policy and to engage effectively in the complex environmental policy landscape. Focusing on policy from the perspective of interconnected natural systems, this session will give participants a...

The CEnv in a Day Workshop is for professionals who meet the criteria for Chartership. The aim of the day is to put all participants through the full application process. In the morning session candidates will be advised on editing their Competencies Report by our workshop facilitator....

Invasive and non-native species such as Japanese Knotweed or Giant Hogweed are typically species that are likely to cause ecological, social or economic harm in a setting outside their native range. They can alter and degrade the environment, reduce biodiversity, affect hydrology, impact...

The CEnv in a Day Workshop is for professionals who meet the criteria for Chartership. The aim of the day is to put all participants through the full application process. In the morning session candidates will be advised on editing their Competencies Report by our workshop facilitator....

The British Society of Soil Science 2023 Early Careers’ Conference will be taking place on Wednesday 6 – Thursday 7 December in Belfast. The conference will take place immediately after the BSSS Annual Conference and will be free of charge for BSSS Early Career members. A wide range of...