Previous Insights Wales / Cipolwg Cymru Recordings

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Date	Presenter	Link to Recording of Talk
26th January	Liam Olds, Colliery Spoil Biodiversity Initiative	Biodiversity value of coal tips
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?