Report Improving the sustainability of forensic consumables: the easy wins
By Rebecca Henderson, 2024
Natural environment
About this theme
This theme covers topics relating to protecting, restoring, enhancing and caring for our natural environment. It is one of our current programmes for Fellowships, launched in 2023, and has been developed in consultation with our environment working group. Fellows’ stories.
Fellows' updates May 2025 Fellows' update: Nikki Taylor
Nikki Taylor presented at the 2025 European Cetacean Society conference in the Azores, highlighting international case studies of successful bycatch mitigation gathered during her Churchill Fellowship.
By Nikki Taylor, 2025
Fellows' updates May 2025 Fellows' update: Jason Williams
Jason Williams collaborated with students from Manchester Metropolitan University to create Cloudscape: Rain or Shine, an installation for the 2025 Manchester Flower Festival inspired by his Churchill Fellowship research on urban greening in Europe and Asia.
By Jason Williams, 2025
Fellows' updates May 2025 Fellows' update: Jason Williams
Jason Williams joined the BBC presenting team for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
By Jason Williams, 2025
Fellows' updates April 2025 Fellows' update: Madeleine Luck
Madeleine Luck (CF 2020) joined a panel discussion at the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering exploring how to embed sustainability into research practices.
By Madeleine Luck, 2025
Fellows' updates March 2025 Fellows' update: Zoe Gilbertson
Zoe Gilbertson (CF 2023) has been featured in a BBC article about a new pilot project addressing textile waste in Highland schools.
By Zoe Gilbertson, 2025
Blogs & conversations A deep dive into marine planning with Duncan Vaughan
In this interview, Churchill Fellow Duncan Vaughan reflects on his Fellowship journey exploring marine planning and protection. From Europe to the USA, Duncan discusses his experiences with experts and the insights he brought back to influence marine management in the UK.
By Duncan Vaughan, 2025
By Susie Talbot, 2023
Report Seeking solutions to the management of invasive non-native plants
By Ross Watson, 2023
