12:30pm - 1:30pm GMT
Wednesday 6 November 2024
Thirtieth RECLAIM Webinar - Safer Parks: Improving Access for Women and Girls & Small Urban Park Environments and Residents: Characterising the atmospheric benefits of small urban parks in the context of neighbourhood access and user motivation
Free
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Agenda
| Time | Details |
|---|---|
| 12.30pm - 12:35pm | Welcome Professor Prashant Kumar and RECLAIM Team |
| 12.35pm - 12:55pm | Safer Parks: Improving Access for Women and Girls Carl McClean, International Development Manager for the Green Flag Award, Keep Britain Tidy |
| 12.55pm - 1:15pm | Small Urban Park Environments and Residents: Characterising the atmospheric benefits of small urban parks in the context of neighbourhood access and user motivation Dr Jim Parker, Reader, Leeds Sustainability Institute, Leeds Beckett University |
| 1:15pm - 1:25pm | Q&A |
| 1.25pm - 1:30pm | Announcement of next webinar and close |
Carl McClean
International Development Manager for the Green Flag Award, Keep Britain Tidy
Biography
Carl is an experienced horticulturalist and landscape manager. After 8 years serving as a local authority parks manager in North East England, he now travels the world for the Green Flag Award and has supported parks departments in over 20 countries to improve the quality of their green spaces. During his 6 years at Keep Britain Tidy he has tripled the number of Green Flag Award winners outside the UK to 260 and launched the programme to 10 new countries. He holds a BSc Honours in Horticulture with Landscape Management and is currently Chair of the World Urban Parks Europe Region Committee.
Dr Jim Parker
Reader, Leeds Sustainability Institute, Leeds Beckett University
Biography
Dr Parker specialises in building energy modelling and the urban environment. He manages externally funded research projects, collaborates with industrial partners and supports undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral students. Dr Parker has been involved in a broad range of research projects, including detailed modelling of domestic and non-domestic buildings, in both retrofit and new-build scenarios. His work has also expanded to cover environmental monitoring in urban environments, with a particular focus on urban heat islands, air quality and the impact of urban green space.
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