In close partnership with the British Ecological Society (BES), the National Trust, WWF-UK, RSPB, Natural England, UKCEH and the Woodland Trust, ECT hosted a second invitation-only workshop in London on 25 January which again brought together around 30 of the UK’s major landowners with interests in landscape-scale transformation. The main purpose of the workshop was to advance the community-building activity begun at the first workshop, and to establish a vision for the sharing and on-going development of best practice for landscape-scale experiments, living laboratories and monitoring frameworks.

The formal report of proceedings at our 21 June landscape-scale transformation workshop with the UK’s major landowners is now published via our ‘Reports’ page. The report details the next steps we will be taking in close partnership with the British Ecological Society (BES).

In close partnership with the British Ecological Society (BES), ECT hosted an invitation-only workshop in London on 21 June which brought together almost 40 of the UK’s major landowners with interests in landscape-scale transformation. The main purpose of the workshop was to connect stakeholders and begin discussions around best practice for the design and implementation of landscape-scale experiments, living laboratories and wholescapes.