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Turning Scotland’s biodiversity metric from compliance into competitive advantage
Scotland’s new biodiversity metric isn’t just a planning checkbox; it’s a revolution in how development will be judged. Some projects may underestimate the planning and coordination enhancements biodiversity requires, assuming late-stage habitat tweaks or minimal mitigation will suffice. While these may meet basic requirements, authorities are increasingly focused on deliverability, long-term management, and monitoring.
The Journey to Nature Positive: Rethinking Nature-Based Solutions for a Resilient Future
This is the third article in our The Journey to Nature Positive series, where our specialists illustrate how Nature-based Solutions (NbS) can tackle societal challenges, offer additional benefits over engineered solutions, and promote a Nature-positive world. Today, we are exploring how NbS can support climate strategies by delivering holistic, ethical and effective nature-based carbon measures – and how these solutions can add value to your projects.
7 ways to look after yourself and your community before and after the Voice referendum Original
The lead-up to the Voice referendum is already affecting the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. These impacts will likely worsen during and after the vote. A quick search of any social media platform about the Voice referendum reveals a range of strong perspectives on voting “yes” or “no”. But in the loosely regulated world of social and news media, many conversations are becoming toxic and racist, and turning into hate speech.
ROC College students enjoy life-changing trip to Gran Canaria
We stayed in Gran Canaria from 3 June to 27 June 2023. The villa was provided by Eat That Frog, who sourced the funding from The Turing Scheme. This was our second time running the trip, having taken our first group in March earlier this year. We took a mixture of ROC College students from across Cornwall, Devon and Torbay, ranging in age from 17 years to 24 years. On the staff team were Kate Vincent, Sam Martin, Jonathan Coe, Louisa Leach, Thomas Watkinson and Min Zabel.
Fun and safe date ideas for any Valentine’s Day couple | The Reflector
by WebEditor · February 11, 2021 Valentine’s Day looks a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still celebrate with your loved ones. Set some candles up, create a blanket fort, watch a movie, purchase some tasty steaming hot theatre popcorn (yes...from the theatre itself) and stay cozy this February 14. Photo courtesy of Unsplash By Kate Vincent, Staff Writer Sadly, this year we are bound by restrictions due to the dreaded COVID-19 pandemic on the day of love.
Here are a couple tips to help with student burnout
By Kate Vincent, Staff Writer The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives in many ways and as students, the biggest impact on our studies has been the shift from in-person classes to online learning. There were mixed reactions across the board when post-secondary institutions confirmed the year-long shift to online classes. Some students felt disheartened and frustrated. Everyone processes information differently, but the lack of in-class discussion appeared bleak to many.
Why National Secondhand Wardrobe Day is so important
by WebEditor · September 24, 2020 Believe it or not, but shopping second hand can score a person some near perfect finds, often more than 75% cheaper than the original price in store. To celebrate National Secondhand Day, hit up your favourite thrift shop and find something new (to you). Photo by Cassie Weiss It’s time to start shopping secondhand By Kate Vincent, Contributor These days, it seems like there is a national day for every occasion, activity, and delicacy.
The benefits of becoming a back-to-school yogi
by WebEditor · September 12, 2020 Kate Vincent has been teaching yoga for approximately 10 years, and cannot stress enough how important the activity is for providing calm and relaxation during the stressful (and now uncertain) time of back to school. Photo by Marissa McCann By Kate Vincent, Contributor As the sun begins to set earlier and the socially-distanced patio parties slow down, students are anticipating the unexpected.
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