In 2022 the Cynnal Cymru team contributed to a project funded by the Wales Innovation Network to help businesses and public services develop their Circular Economy knowledge and skills. The project, which ran from July to October 2022, was a joint venture between Cardiff Metropolitan University, Aberystwyth University, Bangor University, Swansea University, Cwmpas and Cynnal Cymru.
As Head of Sustainability at Orangebox, Gareth shares why Nature Wise is so important to individuals and businesses alike.
Grasshopper Communications Associate Director, Julie Longton, shares their motivations for undergoing Nature Wise training and how it relates to the communications sector.
On 24 May, Sylvia Davies and Jason Shilcock attended a breath-taking immersive experience at CULTVR Lab in Cardiff.
Arup Water Quality Scientist, Ivan, reflects on Nature Wise training and the impact it has had on his relationship to nature.
The pandemic changed how we work and there is now a growing trend to work remotely. In this post we talk about what prompted us to ditch a permanent office for the planet and for the people.
The Group is looking for the most imaginative solutions to inform 10-year deliverable plans from 2025 to 2035.
Cynnal Cymru partners with Compare Your Footprint to support enhanced analysis of our client’s carbon accounting.
Cardiff Metropolitan University launches a ‘how to’ case study report and a list of circular economy (CE) resources available in Wales to help organisations develop their CE knowledge and skills.
In this post, Cynnal Cymru’s Sustainability Advisor, Dr Karolina Rucinska, explores the origins and re-emergence of the circular economy. The post is dedicated to Dr Peter Treadwell, with whom Karolina worked closely on the Circular Economy project and who will be sadly missed.
