Don't tell me this is 'good water quality' if there are no fish Prof. Iain White joins the Nature Recovery Podcast to discuss climate resilience, safe-to-fail infrastructure & how Indigenous Māori knowledge is shifting environmental policy from abstract data to real outcomes. @ecioxford.bsky.social

Planning for the Future: Climate Resilience & Indigenous Knowledge with Prof. Iain White - The Nature Recovery Podcast

What is the biggest misunderstanding people have about urban planning? How do we design cities for extreme climate events when nature is acting unpredictably?In this episode of the Nature Recovery…

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We're taking a bottom-up approach, generating practice-based evidence from organisations already delivering nature and place-based interventions. The goal is evidence that is useful locally and credible for commissioners, policymakers and funders. @wzgeography.bsky.social @jamiesims.bsky.social

Arrived at Birmingham, still sunny at the moment. #Rgsibg2025 @rgsibg.bsky.social

Coming to #RGS2025 @rgsibg.bsky.social next week? 🌍✨ Join us for sessions on health inequalities & nature 🍃💡 📍 Alan Walters Building, Room 204, Thursday (28th) 🕘 9:00–10:40 BST 🕚 11:10–12:50 BST #Geography #Health #Nature

The Mental Health Act 2025 reforms aims to will put people first - ensuring greater choice in care, dignified treatment with respect for personal values, and minimised restrictions. Read how councils can get ready for these vital changes: https://orlo.uk/Ii3x4

Can greener school grounds boost student wellbeing and cut absenteeism? New research by ECI’s Dr Wendee Zhang explores how nature at school supports mental health post-COVID @wzgeography.bsky.social @naturerecovery.bsky.social 👇Read more: tinyurl.com/mryrsvbb #GreenSchools #NatureForHealth

Just find out this, we gonna be replaced 😂

Maitri@maitri.vatul.net · 2y ago

Following this investigation of Digital Deep Earth’s GeoGPT by concerned scientists. Many implications, from government censorship of LLM input to who speaks for the global South and why. My question is what purpose a public scientific chatbot if limited? 🧪 geoscientist.online/sections/vie...

Both of our sessions have been accepted at the coming RGS-IBG conference@rgsibg.bsky.social, Tackling health inequalities through nature exposure (1) and (2): What makes a difference? @sabrinalyli.bsky.social I will also be on the panel for publishing in Health and Wellbeing Geography

This week @wzgeography.bsky.social presented her impactful work on #spatial & #social-economic disparities in school outdoor greenness & the impact on #mental #well-being & school attendance in children & adolescents in #Oxfordshire & #Liverpool Watch the clip & find out more @ecioxford.bsky.social

From Greening to Wellbeing

Researcher Wendee Zhang presented her research at a recent Healthy Ecosystems Restoration in Oxfordshire (HERO) meeting this week, she discusses spatial and social-economic disparities in school outdo...

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One thing I found amazing here is the supportive vibe in the lab, yeah. Not many chances to celebrate colleagues who publish on nature and science everyday👍

Oxford Ecosystems@oxfordecosystems.bsky.social · 2y ago

How do we celebrate papers being accepted for publication in the Ecosystems Programme? By popping some bubbly together after work 🍾🥳 congratulations @jeaggu.bsky.social and @wzgeography.bsky.social !!!

call for papers, due this friday

Sabrina Li@sabrinalyli.bsky.social · 2y ago

Call for papers at the 2025 @rgsibg.bsky.social AM! If you are working at the intersection of health equalities, blue and green spaces, and urban planning, we would love to hear from you! Pls submit your abstract to wendee.zhang@ouce.ox.ac.uk and myself (sabrina.li@nottingham.ac.uk) by Thu 28/02.