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Nigel was honoured for his work transforming urban greening; including this summer’s celebrated Superbloom
Nigel was honoured for his work transforming urban greening; including this summer’s celebrated Superbloom
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A Sensory Nature Walk: Understanding the links between the sensory aspects of nature and health

SPHR Transdisciplinary placement holder Helen Hoyle talks about the links between nature and health, and her placement experience in Luton, Bedfordshire.
LSC Nigel Dunnett receives the title ‘Royal Designer for Industry’
Nigel (second from right) received his Royal Designer title and Fellowship at the Royal Society of Arts on 30 November

Professor Nigel Dunnett awarded Royal Designer for Industry 2023

Professor Nigel Dunnett has been awarded the title ‘Royal Designer for Industry’ — and a lifetime Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) — at a ceremony in London on 30 November 2023.
Image credit: Kathryn Corlett
Image credit: Kathryn Corlett

What can we learn from inclusive climate activism led by young people?

In newly published research, Drs Clare Rishbeth and Ambika Kapoor explore the ways in which young people are taking climate activism in the UK. Here they share what’s working well, as well as how youth and environmental organisations can do better.
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Why do gardens matter?

Hear Professor Ross Cameron discuss the value of gardens and why the way they are managed will have a significant impact on our ability to deal effectively with climate change and biodiversity loss in cities.

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