We have a new blog ⬇️

New on the Centre for Sustainable Planning & Environments blog: What’s needed for urban development to better deliver for biodiversity? Examining the goals, co-benefits, barriers and enablers to biodiversity delivery in new urban development and redevelopment go.uwe.ac.uk/neagw @uwe-spe.bsky.social

📣 New paper alert! In which Yarden Woolf and Michael Short (UCL) examine how people experience the Regent’s Canal in London, and how this relates to the canal’s spatial attributes, revealing that the canal is a successful and flexible public place: www.frontiersin.org/journals/sus...

New blog from us and Issy Bray in @publichealthuwe.bsky.social on research funded by the RECLAIM Network, which examines quality of life and access to green-blue-grey infrastructure in Bristol. blogs.uwe.ac.uk/sustainable-...

You can read about our @gp4streets.bsky.social project with @publichealthuwe.bsky.social led by @prashantkumar916.bsky.social at Surrey, with Bath, Sheffield and Imperial here ⬇️.

🌟Exciting news🌟 Our project website is now live! Visit us at www.gp4streets.org & explore all the amazing things we store for you. Don't miss out on this opportunity to participate in something special. #GP4Streets #ClimateAdaptation #UrbanGreening @profpkumar.bsky.social @uwe-spe.bsky.social

New blog! This time one of our BSc Urban Planning students, Lydia Mahan, reflect on her summer internship exploring the intersection of urban planning and sustainability: blogs.uwe.ac.uk/sustainable-...

🚨We are recruiting! 🚨 Research Fellow with quantitative skills wanted to work on a project focused on DIY street/home-scale green infrastructure for climate adaptation, with case studies in Surrey and West of England. #researcher #publichealth More info here: shorturl.at/quFWv

Come and work with us! We’re looking for a Research Fellow in Green Infrastructure to work on a funded research project and support the work our Centre. Apply here: ce0164li.webitrent.com/ce0164li_web... Closing date: 5th January 2025 #greeninfrastructure #GIS

Our first post on BlueSky! New blog from one of our amazing PhD students, Yarden Woolf, who reflects on her experience of using walking interviews as a research method blogs.uwe.ac.uk/sustainable-pl…