The SouthWest Geography Conference was a great success last year, and it is coming back for 2023.
It will be held at UWE once again, on the edge of Bristol.
Registration opens today at https://uwe.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bdr8GiuGFsrIg86.
Find out more about the programme at https://www.geographysouthwest.co.uk/conference/geog-sw-conference/sw-geography-conference-2023/.
Places are FREE but limited.
Please spread the word
Look forward to seeing you there.
Keynote lectures:
Dr Liam Saddington (Cambridge) 'Beyond Sinking Islands: Resisting Climate Change in Tuvalu'
Rebecca Nesbitt (Author; New Scientist Book of the Year 2022) 'Tickets for the Ark'
RGS Lecture: Iram Sammar (Department of Geography with Social Science and Public Policy at King’s College London) 'Who am I? Exploring personal geographies'.
Workshops:
Chloë Searl (The Island Geographer) '50 common mistakes in the NEA . . . and how to avoid them!
Darren Bailey (OS) 'Exploring the potential of OS mapping and GIS in the classroom'
Karen Corfield (Discover the World Education) 'Exploring the world beyond the walls of the classroom'
Issy Inman (Project Seagrass)
David Jordan OBE (Chair, Sand Dams Worldwide) 'Restoring drylands, rebuilding livelihoods and regreening environments with sand dams'
Isabel Kelly/Josie-Alice Kirby (South West Coastal Monitoring) 'The Dynamic Coast - a new KS3 resource'
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