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Thanks to Natural England for these links to a series of briefing notes summarising evidence on links between natural environments and a variety of health outcomes. They were published on Gov.UK last Friday morning. EIN015 – Connection to Nature: evidence briefing EIN016 – Methods, Glossary and Evaluation Resources: evidence briefing EIN017 – Links between…
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Tim Webb, Communications Officer at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, explores RSPB’s work with schools. “Get out!” is what the RSPB wants teachers to shout at their students as part of a movement to use outdoor spaces as classrooms. The conservation charity has been delivering outdoor education on many of its reserves for…
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Congratulations to Elly Lengthorn for winning Global Educator of the Year, 2016. Elly teaches at Nunnery Wood High School in Worcester, where she is an Eco Schools Ambassador who has been closely involved in the Tide~ project ‘Young people on the global stage.’ This Autumn, she starts work at BEACONS DEC. You can see more details…
At its 40th session in Istanbul, Turkey, from 10 to 20 July 2016, the World Heritage Committee will examine the state of conservation of a number of World Heritage properties. The full reports on 152 properties are now publicly available through the World Heritage Centre’ State of conservation Information System. You can read them here.…