Nature for Health Equity: Creating Fairer, Greener, Healthier Communities

12th November, 10-12, Online, for this webinar to explore the relationship between nature and health inequalities.

What is the current and emerging evidence? Could greater access to natural spaces help improve health and wellbeing where it is most needed? What needs to happen for nature-based solutions to be delivered effectively for people and planet?

The session will feature contributions from –
Cerys Preece from Public Health Wales giving an overview of health inequalities in Wales
Mark Ferguson of University of Exeter talking about his work looking at how health inequalities can be tackled through the use of green and blue infrastructure
Dr Becca Lovell of University of Exeter discussing her involvement in Green Social Prescribing projects
Ian Jenkins from Gwent Wildlife Trust sharing a film that brings to life participant experiences of the Wild Health project and the difference it has made
Jacinta Challinor from The Woodland Trust sharing her experiences of how Tree Equity can lead to positive change for local communities
… plus Dr Mark Drane from Urban Habitats to facilitate and guide the session.