2021-22 Insights Wales / Cipolwg Cymru Recordings
Please click on the link in the table below to view the previous presentations
| Date | Presenter | Link to Recording of Talk |
| 26th January | Liam Olds, Colliery Spoil Biodiversity Initiative | Biodiversity value of coal tips
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| 2nd February | Prof. Steve Ormerod, Cardiff University | Valuing our Wetlands |
| 9th February | Prof. Richard Lucas, Aberystwyth University | Living Earth: monitoring environmental change through Earth observations. |
| 16th February | Dr Gary Walpole, Cardiff Metropolitan University | Can Open Innovation practices be applied within Public Services to support the movement to a Circular Economy? |
| 23rd February | Dr Francesca Mancini, UK-CEH | ‘Bringing the data revolution to nature recovery’ |
| 9th March | Holly Butterworth, NRW | Futures and Innovation in NRW |
| 16th March | Dr Andy Rees, Welsh Government | Beyond Recycling |
| 30th March | Dr Mohammed Rezania Warwick University | MINRESCUE Project |
| 6th April | Lynsey McAllister University of South Wales | Biodiversity Monitoring in Upland Wales |
| 13th April | Jennifer Maher, University of South Wales | Processes and Problems in Evaluating the Nature and Prevalence of UK Wildlife Crime. |
| 27th April | Rebecca Cioffi/Kirsten Ramsay | Welsh Marine and Fisheries Evidence: The interplay between politics, policy and protection |
| 11th May | Prof. David Kay | Are bathing water standards based on sound science? lessons of the ERDF funded Acclimatize Project |
| 18th May | Dr Jamie Alison | Pollinator monitoring in Wales: Transect walks, timed counts… and 24-hour insect surveillance cameras? |
| 25th May | Dr William Perry | From poo to policy: Wastewater surveillance in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond |
| 1st June | Prof. Carlos Garcia De Leaniz | Defragmenting Europe’s Rivers |
| 15th June | Dr Jeanette Reis | Marine mammals and codes of conduct |
| 22nd June | Adam Thorogood/Gethin Davies | Celtic Rainforest Initiative |
| 29th June | Tomos Jones | Invasive Species Management in Wales |
| 6th July | Rev. Paul Cawthorne | Historic PCB production and disposal in South Wales: a soil and river toxic legacy still accumulating? |