Rewilding: it’s a popular word and it probably isn’t going away. But what does it really mean?
For a thoughtful perspective on this sweeping conservation trend, join this talk by the Director of the Snowdonia Society, John Harold, with time for discussion at the end.
This talk was organised by the Cheshire and North Wales regional committee and was a joint event with the Snowdonia Society.
Featured image: John Harold
[Online] This talk examines the role of geographers in the public sector and the key roles they play in supporting the Government.
Paul Brown talks with Cumbrian students about the challenges and opportunities presented by COP26 and how geography has shaped his life.
Soil is our vital resource yet we tend to overlook it. Most people have contact with soil daily, even if only walking over it, but will rarely consider its value.
World-renowned climber and alpinist, Leo has led major expeditions and hard first ascents on every continent from El Capitan to Everest and from the Amazon to Antarctica. He has produced multiple award winning films of these expeditions taking modern action sports to the most remote corners of Earth.
Join Chris Speight for this virtual walk around Fort William. Locks, lochs, glens and Bens - this virtual walk has it all.
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