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
[In-person] Professor Susan Smith's expert insight into the challenges of inequality in housing in the United Kingdom.
The death of the high street was a favourite media headline even before the pandemic – and now there's an urgent need for change. One in seven shops stands empty, and many jobs have been lost. So what next?
Photographer Kiliii Yüyan illuminates stories of the Arctic and human communities connected to the land. Informed by ancestry that is both Nanai/Hèzhé (East Asian Indigenous) and Chinese-American, he explores the human relationship to the natural world from different cultural perspectives.
Ensuring aid safely reaches the right place is a vital job. Henry will give us insight into the obstacles in supplying aid and the strategies used to overcome them.
In this audio-only event, Jacki Hill-Murphy is interviewed by Penny Tranter about her forthcoming book ‘The Life and Travels of Isabella Bird’.
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