In this final instalment of our anniversary blog, Centre director, Gesche Huebner, looks to the future of environment and health research.

"People missed being around people" – Martine Paynter reflects on designing the Centre's new collaborative space at the Penryn campus.

Jess Dicken tells how Centre members have looked inwards to help push for health equity in the wider workplace.

How do you move an entire research centre to remote working with a day's notice? Not all heroes wear capes...

Emma McBurney on a vital bridge between academic research and the challenges faced by businesses.

Monika Walia chronicles her journey from Delhi to Cornwall, and explains why the Centre feels like home.

We’re delighted to share this guest piece by Maia Pace, Elaine Paterson and Fin Tams-Gray. It reflects on discussions held during our disability and climate emergency preparedness works...

A unique partnership between the University of Exeter and the National Trust has received a prestigious award. The 'Shaping Landscapes for People and Nature to Thrive' partnership was a winner at the Knowledge Exchange UK

Dr Jo Garrett explains an exciting new method to assess how neighbourhood nature might impact health.

Over 350 participants recently joined us for a webinar exploring links between nature and health inequalities.

Researchers recently held a creative air quality tour through Exeter – could children spot all the dodos?

A new guidance series aims to support respectful, inclusive conversations about disability and the climate crisis.

Every flush sends traces of our medicines into rivers. When antibiotics mix with common drugs like painkillers or hormones, bacteria can evolve to resist treatment.

New research has shown, for the first time, how mixtures of commonly used medications which end up in our waterways and natural environments might increase the development of antibiotic resistant bacteria. When humans or animals

To mark World Mental Health Day, Kat Runnalls explores the impacts of climate change on parents and carers.

A curated trail of art and science. Get real time insights into pollution while spotting new artworks of birds.

New research has found more than a third of children don’t play outdoors after school and one in five don’t at weekends, raising concerns about children’s physical and mental health. The study from th...

To mark World Humanitarian Day, Dr Anna Conzatti highlights how emergency shelters can impact health.

Dr Katie Gibbs discusses new research on how nature might affect anxiety and depression with BBC Radio Cornwall.

Dr Louise Venables shares insights into a recent collaborative project, working with Dr Daniel Derbyshire, and Nicky Nicholls from Sideshore Community. Supported by the Engaged Participatory Research ...

Dr Leanne Martin reports from the International Conference on Environmental Psychology.

Cornish MP Jayne Kirkham has been paired with a University of Exeter academic to explore how research can inform policy making in the UK. Dr Jo Garrett, Research Fellow at the University of Exeter’s E...

At the Net Positive Centre, we focus on what’s possible — turning the climate challenge into an opportunity to support healthier lives and to improve the environment. Climate change is an urgent healt...

Join us for a dynamic event exploring how collaboration with Centre researchers is helping organisations across Cornwall thrive.

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