In this Covid-19 world there has been a renewed interest in looking at our relationship with nature. There is much talk of a climate crisis and a biodiversity crisis but also the need for a green recovery.
This talk explores what is the real state of nature and what underpins the significant changes we are seeing. It will also look at what needs to be done – and whether it is even possible (it is!) – and the role we all have to play in crafting a healthy planet that is good for people and nature.
This talk was organised by the South regional committee.
Three Stripes South - Bex Band
Three Stripes South tells Bex's transformative adventure - battling heat, exhaustion, self-doubt and prejudice - and the new life she built for herself when she got home, founding the Love Her Wild women's adventure community.
Where is everyone? The importance and challenges of mapping human populations
Accurate maps of population distributions are vital for effective governance, but can often be lacking. How can we use new geospatial technologies to address this?
The travel photographer’s way - Nori Jemil
Award-winning photographer Nori Jemil’s discusses her ground-breaking photography book. She focuses on travel imagery, from people and landscape to architecture and adventure.