Researcher Tim Gill (CF 2018) has written a book, Urban Playground, which was published on 1 February. The book explores how designers can create sustainable play spaces for children and draws upon insights from Tim’s Fellowship, which researched child-friendly approaches to urban planning.
GP Jane Wilson-Howarth (CF 1976) released an audiobook of her memoir, A Glimpse of Eternal Snows, in December. Jane’s Fellowship explored the ecology of Nepali caves and introduced her to impoverished people in remote communities, inspiring her to return to help improve healthcare.
By Jane Wilson-Howarth,
Conservationist Jonathan Reeves (CF 2019) discussed nature-based health interventions in a webinar hosted by the environmental organisation Sweep on 5 February. Jonathan shared findings from his Fellowship, which explored the health benefits of spending time in forests.
By Jonathan Reeves,
Policy advisor Joshua Powell (CF 2017) released a short film on island conservation on 1 February, in collaboration with Zoological Society of London. The film explores techniques that can be used to help protect biodiversity and draws upon findings from Joshua’s Fellowship, which explored island conservation.
By Joshua Powell,
Horticulture expert Richard Eltringham (CF 2017) has started a new horticulture programme at HMP Belmarsh this month as part of a new role. Richard will be implementing recommendations from his Fellowship, which explored horticulture-based community programmes for offenders with mental health issues.
By Richard Eltringham,
