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The IES recently reviewed its social media strategy and decided that X is no longer a platform that represents our values or reaches our members in a meaningful way. We will no longer be tweeting from this account, but you can find us at the-ies.org and on LinkedIn.

PFAS pollution is linked to all kinds of health problems and environmental issues: but is there a way we can remediate PFAS contamination safely and efficiently? Gareth Leonard from @REGENESISEurope discusses this in his article for the IES: the-ies.org/pfas-in-our-wa…

Calling all interested in water policy! Ever wanted to learn about how water policy works and affects the sector? For policy vets, ever wanted to learn some new ways to influence policy? Take part in the IES training on water policy! Book here: bit.ly/3ypBwdR

This September, the IES is offering online interactive ethics training designed to enable participants to engage with ethical issues more confidently and apply their understanding to professional contexts. Book your spot today: bit.ly/3LP2heY

Can seaweed play a role in Britain’s natural capital goals? Read Leigh Eisler’s article for the March issue of environmental SCIENTIST to learn more: bit.ly/45LN1Ze Photo: © @swmull_iona

Do you have experience with mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain delivery? Today the IES and Association of Local Government Ecologists have launched a survey looking at how mandatory BNG is working in practice. Complete the survey 👉 surveymonkey.com/r/98KJJGQ

How do Britain’s urban spaces contribute to its natural capital? As Alison Holt from @Nat_Cap_Sol explores in her article for #EnvironmentalSCIENTIST, there are many benefits for people, wildlife, and environment. bit.ly/3VPwAqn

It's that time of year again — IAQM is hosting its annual conference "Routes to Clean Air 2024"! Enjoy thought-provoking presentations, panel discussions about the most relevant subjects in air quality management and networking opportunities. Book here: iaqm.co.uk/event/rtca24/

Looking to make a splash this October? Join the IES to learn how to engage effectively with water policy in the UK. All are welcome to join and learn about new ways to engage with this part of the ever-changing policy landscape. Book here: the-ies.org/events/ies-tra…

Ever wanted to deepen your understanding of ethics to engage with ethics-related topics with more confidence? Register to take part in the IES's online ethics training to broaden your understanding and learn how to apply it in a professional context: the-ies.org/events/ies-tra…

Our 2024 Photography Competition is open! This year's theme is 'Together', and the more creative the interpretation, the better. Read the rules and submit your entry here the-ies.org/news/2024-ies-…

In his article for #environmentalSCIENTIST, Tom Brook from @wwf_uk explores how wetlands and saltmarshes contribute to Britain’s natural capital. Read Tom’s piece here: bit.ly/3RQ5Zbt

💧 What are Smarter Water Catchments and how can they provide multiple benefits for communities, biodiversity and water quality? Join our webinar to find out more about Smarter Water Catchments focusing on the River Crane as a case study: the-ies.org/events/fwr-web…

Join FWR for their next webinar, presented by Sarah Belton from Nutrient Neutral, who will be talking about the effectiveness of nutrient neutrality measures and potential options for next steps. Register now: the-ies.org/events/fwr-web…

📢 🌱 Opportunity to join the IES Staff Team! The IES are currently recruiting for an Events & Training Officer/Lead to manage our busy events calendar and work directly with our members to deliver environmental science events & training. Find out more: the-ies.org/jobs/events-tr…

Our 2024 Photography Competition is open! This year's theme is 'Together', and the more creative the interpretation, the better. Read the rules and submit your entry here the-ies.org/news/2024-ies-…

Prof Helen E. Roy @UkLadybirds explores Britain’s invasive non-native species and their impacts on Britain’s natural capital: bit.ly/4cpAxsI

In his article for the March issue of #environmentalSCIENTIST, Charles Rangeley-Wilson explains why we urgently need to protect Britain’s chalk streams. Read the full issue of the journal here: bit.ly/4cnu41E Photo: © Charles Rangeley-Wilson

Can seaweed play a role in Britain’s natural capital goals? Read Leigh Eisler’s article for the March issue of environmental SCIENTIST to learn more: the-ies.org/resources/brit… Photo: © @swmull_iona

Job: Oxford City Council are recruiting an Environmental Sustainability Engagement Officer, with a proven track record, to work with boating communities to improve air quality along Oxford's waterways. More information available at the-ies.org/jobs/environme…