Low impact development (LID) modeling is an innovative approach to stormwater management that, when executed correctly, can result in significant environmental and economic benefits. As utilities have begun to prioritize green infrastructure techniques, successful LID modeling has come into high demand. In this Water Talk, we'll be taking a deeper dive into some of the…
The Landscape Institute Yorkshire & Humber Branch will hold its Annual General Meeting at 18.45 on 8th June online. Registration will be open from 18.30 - please arrive in plenty of time in order to register your attendance. The AGM will proceed an address by LI president Jane Findlay and Vice President Carolin Gohler, which…
About the webinar The environmental challenge facing the world has never been greater. Alongside progress towards net zero carbon, businesses need to find more efficient ways to manage and use resources and to build resilience to the extreme weather brought by climate change. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we use our workplaces. As a…
Natural flood management (NFM) methods are not totally new, but are growing in importance as a means of providing protection for people’s homes, property, land and business whilst working closely with nature and the environment. The Environment Agency have been seeking to develop and spread the use of NFM techniques alongside the more traditional “hard…
While novel technologies are been developed, combinations of existing technologies are expected to offer the most viable solutions to mitigate against emerging pollutants. This is an interesting and timely area of water and wastewater treatment alike; progress will undoubtedly assist in the abatement of those compounds and alliance, this focus group aims to encourage innovation…
About this event They are often asked what is RootSpace and how did it come to market. Unsurprising, it starts with trees. It is difficult to imagine life without them, they are also complex organisms, interacting with their surroundings in many ways – the living lungs of the planet. This story (of soil cells) is…
We will introduce relevant policy and guidance and discuss design approaches to greening neighbourhoods. The training will include site visits to exemplary projects to investigate the construction detailing and maintenance requirements to ensure these living systems thrive. Click here to find out more and register
Join the British Water '2021 Insight Briefing: Session 6' to hear from industry leaders and peers on the latest water and wastewater developments and to share views and insights. Speakers will be: - John Davies (Chief Information Officer, MOSL) - Mark Froggatt (Chief Engineer, Anglian Water) - Jamie Mills (Chair, BIM4Water) These briefings are for members and non members. Please…
Day 1 | Mon, 28 Jun: Delivering Together One Day 1 we share lessons learned from recent flood events and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on response and recovery. We explore the critical role of digital technology and local community support networks in building social resilience. Day 2 | Tue, 29 Jun: Future skills,…
Please join us for a Lunch & Learn on Planning. If there is a particular topic you would like to be covered please email us. Speakers – TBC. Joining instructions – ASA members please email admin@suds-authority.org.uk
Winchester, King Alfred’s capital of Wessex, is a beautiful cathedral City, but also has a complicated river system with various interlinked branches of the River Itchen flowing through, and under the City. Following serious flooding in 2014 a scheme was built last year to help to manage flooding by control of the river upstream in…
This webinar will showcase the work of cross party think tank, Policy Connect, and showcase the findings of their report, Bricks and Water: Building Resilience for England’s Homes.