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UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES and UWTSD at the forefront of groundbreaking £3M AHRC project to use nature to tackle urban climate challenges

UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition, the BRIDGES UK Hub at University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) and UWTSD are proud to play a leading role in a major new UK-wide project that has secured £3 million in funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). The project, Retrofitting for the Future: Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation, brings together a powerful consortium of academic and societal partners to explore how biophilic design, working with nature rather than against it, can help urban areas adapt to the intensifying impacts of climate change.

Responsible Businesses in Wales Survey

UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition, University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) and the Future Generations Commissioner For Wales, are conducting research with businesses across Wales to explore how organisations are aligning with the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015, and whether a recognition scheme could support and showcase this work. To support this research we are asking organisations, businesses, and individuals across Wales to Take our short, 10-minute survey. Your insights will directly inform the development of this initiative and help shape how responsible business practices are recognised and supported in Wales.

Reviving Postindustrial Landscapes: Kilvey Hill and the Towy – A UK Parliamentary Call for Evidence

Author: Gareth Thomas. At the centre of Wales’s economic transformation, shaped by its role as the first country to industrialise, lies a persistent legacy of environmental damage. Across the country, there are abandoned sites from former heavy industry, including old metallurgical works, derelict coalfields, disused mines, and polluted river systems.

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