Introduction to Nature Governance & Rights of Nature

Introduction to Nature Governance & Rights of Nature

This webinar introduces a series of sessions exploring how various nature-centric governance approaches may help UK Protected Landscapes to bring a greater diversity of voices into their decision-making processes, building robustness and improving outcomes for Nature, people and climate. Transform how your Protected Landscape approaches decision-making by exploring practical frameworks that give nature a voice in governance.

Why Attend?

• Practical Innovation: Discover emerging nature governance approaches and their applications in UK Protected Landscapes
• Policy Leadership: Position your organisation at the forefront of environmental governance innovation
• UK Examples: Learn from pioneering UK case studies and practical implementations
• Relevance: Explore how these approaches can enhance Protected Landscape management and conservation outcomes

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Introduction to Rights of Nature concepts and movements in the UK context
• Explore opportunities for integrating nature-centric approaches within existing UK planning and governance frameworks
• Understand the potential for Rights of Nature to strengthen Protected Landscape management and conservation outcomes
• Connect with UK practitioners and innovators in this field

Perfect for:

• Protected Landscape Authority board members and senior management
• Protected Landscape policy, strategy and project leads
• Natural England area teams and policy leads
• Defra policy officials working on environmental governance
• Planning and environmental professionals

Speakers: Thomas Rickard (Rights of Nature specialist) & Simeon Rose (Creative Director, Faith in Nature)

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This webinar series was made possible with thanks to funding through the Coastal Wildbelt programme, a national initiative celebrating England’s extraordinary coastline as a place where people, nature, culture, and community can thrive together. Coastal Wildbelt is funded by Defra, through the Protected Landscapes Partnership. To find out more about our Partnership: https://www.protectedlandscapespartnership.org.uk/