Year: 2019
Living Wales: The satellite maps which could predict our future
We meet the Aberystwyth University research chair on a mission to change the way we see, understand and react to landscape-based data. The digital data bank could change the way we legislate for, build on and use the land around us. Environment Platform Wales caught up with the professor during a flying visit to Cardiff with his research team.
What’s new? EP Wales October news update
That’s a wrap! Looking back at the Marine Evidence Wales Conference 2019
Passionate about Marine: Kat Route-Stephens
As part of Environment Platform Wales’ first national conference specialising in Marine Evidence, we catch up with Kat Route-Stephens, Specialist Advisor to Natural Resources Wales on Marine Industries and Energy. We meet Kat to see what makes her tick and what she’ll be discussing at her session at the Marine Evidence (Wales) conference.
Interview with Dr Emma McKinley
What’s new? EP Wales August news update
Up close and personal with BBC’s Will Millard
Elizabeth Woodcock: A wild new way we can transform the way we manage our health – and the environment
Early career researcher support: Engaging with Policy Makers by Donna Szarun
UK Parliament and Welsh Government both use research and academic knowledge to inform scrutiny and legislation. Academics can help to ensure that the decisions that affect people’s lives are taken with the best available evidence, but it helps to know the way in. In June 2019, I supported Environment Platform…
10 things we’re looking forward to: Environment Evidence 2019
Biodiversity and ecosystem funding available
What makes me tick: Prof Iain Stewart
10 things that matter to the global speaker, UNESCO Geoscience Chair and BBC Presenter: making science documentaries, being an earth science champion and Scotland beating Wales (just once!) at the rugby. Chair of Geoscience communication – that’s not a title you hear every day. Is this what you set out…
We’re officially launching – come and join us!
It’s been a rollercoaster in terms of environmental news and developments over the last few weeks. In addition to building our small but fabulous team here at EPWales, we’ve had one eye on the news, too.