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Landscape Observatory preparing Protected landscapes for a digital future: From AI maps to Climate Smart Management for English IUCN CATV landscapes.
25 November, 12-1pm. Landscape Observatory preparing Protected landscapes for a digital future: From AI maps to Climate Smart Management for English IUCN CATV landscapes. To book your free place, click here Climate change is fundamentally changing the context in which Protected Landscapes are managed. Even under the lowest emissions scenarios many of our features (habitats, […]
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Widening the Welcome: Accessibility Hub learnings and insights from the Chilterns National Landscape and strategic partners
10 November, 12-1pm. The Chilterns Accessibility Hub, launched in February 2026, is an excellent example of emerging best practice for National Landscapes, bringing accessible visitor information, practical guidance, business support and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion together in one place. In this webinar, you will hear from Annette Weiss about why this is so important for […]
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Global Youth Biodiversity Network UK and COP17: Youth Priorities for Nature and International Policy workshop
15 September, 6-7pm. Global Youth Biodiversity Network UK is a youth-led group, working to lift youth voices in biodiversity policy and improve our future for all. This informal, interactive and informative workshop will be led by Abi Gardner and will provide an overview of international biodiversity policy including COP17 and how it influences and manifests […]
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Y Môr a Ni: helping to enhance Wales’ relationship with its Seas and Coasts
2 July, 12-1pm. Everyone in Wales has a relationship with the sea, sometimes without even realising it. In 2025, the Welsh Ocean Literacy Coalition launched Y Môr a Ni (or ‘The Sea and Us’), Wales’ national ocean literacy strategy. The strategy was the first of its kind in Europe, just the second globally, and followed […]
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Understanding Ocean Literacy: its role in UK Marine & Coastal Management
11 June, 12-1pm. Once a concept firmly grounded in formal education, ocean literacy has undergone a rapid evolution. Most simply defined as ‘having an understanding of your influence on the ocean and the ocean’s influence on you’, the term ‘ocean literacy’ has been expanded to include multiple aspects of human-ocean relationships. Crucially, since 2020 and […]
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See Cymru Differently: collaboration across Wales and beyond
22 April, 12-1pm. See Cymru Differently – Hiraeth, is a three-year National Lottery Community funded project led by the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) in partnership with Tirweddau Cymru Landscapes Wales (TCLW). The project began in May 2025 and is already delivering new ways of thinking around: 1. inclusive access for blind and […]
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Protecting Communities in Protected Landscapes: rethinking housing in National Parks
14 April, 6-7pm While national parks are cherished for their natural beauty and biodiversity, they are also living landscapes — home to communities who sustain local economies, maintain traditions and steward the land. Across Europe, these communities are facing growing housing pressures driven by second homes, short-term holiday lets, rising property prices and limited supply. […]
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Shifting Baseline Syndrome: Impacts on nature conservation and prevention
26 February, 12-1pm. Margaux Pierrel, Conservation Ranger at National Parks and Wildlife Services (NPWS) in Ireland, will talk about shifting baseline syndrome (SBS), or how each generation adjusts their baseline about the ‘normal’ state of nature based on their own first experiences or childhood memories. The presentation will highlight the causes of SBS, its consequences […]
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Glenveagh National Park: Taking a Multigenerational Approach to Nature Restoration
20 November, 12 to 1pm. Listen to Patrick McConigley on how they are working to allow natural woodland processes to occur throughout Glenveagh National Park, improving the ecological health of the woodlands and creating a resilient landscape for future generations. Listen to Patrick’s Recording
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National Marine Park Alliance: CNP’s vision, priorities for unlocking growth, and wellbeing outcomes for coastal communities
23 September, 12 to 1pm. National Marine Park Alliance: CNP’s vision, priorities for unlocking growth, and wellbeing outcomes for coastal communities Hear from Ffion Mitchell-Langford, the National Marine Parks Lead at the Campaign for National Parks (CNP). This webinar will introduce the CNP’s National Marine Parks Project, share novel research insights, and outline the […]
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