The Fall and Rise of An Urban River - by Francis Hesketh CEnv MCIEEM
In this blog, Francis Hesketh, looks at how Manchester can improve the fortunes of the River Medlock, a river that meanders through the city centre and is strewn with pollution.
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In this blog, Francis Hesketh, looks at how Manchester can improve the fortunes of the River Medlock, a river that meanders through the city centre and is strewn with pollution.
In this blog, Francis Hesketh shares some of the thinking behind the approach to harnessing Northern Roots’ green and blue infrastructure. Blue infrastructure refers to water elements, like rivers, ponds, wetlands and floodplains. Green infrastructure includes trees, grasslands, hedgerows and shrubs.
CIEEM has launched its 2022 Employment and Salary Survey for the ecology and environmental management sector. It is happening against a backdrop of increasing concern regarding pay, particularly for junior ecologists and environmental managers, and working conditions despite the high levels of public and political attention given to tackling the biodiversity and climate emergencies.
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