The second in the Disaster Risk Management Professional Practice Group's fireside chat series. The panel brings together international experts across the risk pooling community to discuss the challenges and opportunities afforded by risk pools, and how they can most effectively benefit vulnerable populations within them.
[Online] An insight into the research and activities of the Mersey Gateway Environmental Trust, focusing on the unique habitat and wildlife of the estuary.
[Online] Carl Chapman, the founder of Wildlife Tours and Education will talk about penguins, albatross and whales, drawing from his wealth of experience in ecotourism and natural history tours.
Martin Haslett leads a three mile walk between two community woodlands which both encourage wildlife diversity and community involvement.
Professor Monk will give a short presentation about the estate of Grade I listed Kingsweston House and then will continue onward to Repton's 18th century landscaped Blaise Estate, SSSI and Roman road.
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