The European Centre for Environment and Human Health (ECEHH) is celebrating 10 years of conducting world-class research

As we face the realities of a climate and environmental emergency, there is a growing global recognition that nature and humans depend on one another and the wellbeing of both are finely balanced. But how can we as communities work better together to find solutions to benefit both?

This final session in the Peninsula Forum series will focus on the risks and rewards that the environment can pose to our health and wellbeing and ask what more can be done to maximise the benefits.

Discover how our pioneering research and collaborative approach is identifying solutions to benefit both nature and people and influencing local, national and international policy-change.

Draft agenda

• Professor Mike Depledge, Keynote - How we are changing the conversation

• Dr Becca Lovell - Shaping policy to shape lives

• PhD / Masters Student Showcase

• Dr Ruth Garside and Dr Harriet Hunt - Nature on Prescription

• Professor Lora Fleming 'In conversation' with Richard Hixson and Georgie Sowman - NHS Ocean - the value of Social Prescribing

• Making the difference locally - hear about the REGREEN project and the development of a Community Garden

• Interactive session – What more can Cornwall do? What next? How can we work better together?