Climate and Nature Leadership Programme: Nature Crisis 101

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October 22, 2024

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On Tuesday 22nd October, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Climate Change (Climate APPG) and All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Environment (Environment APPG) hosted the second event as part of the Climate and Nature Leadership Programme 2024, Nature Crisis 101.

This meeting took place from 9:45am-11:15am in Portcullis House.

Nature is disappearing faster than ever in human history. With legally-binding targets set for 2030, this parliament must deliver rapid action to put nature into recovery. This private, cross-party roundtable will provide an introduction to UK nature policy, setting out the current state of play and the changes we need to see in the next five years.

‍Speakers included:

Anthony Curwen, Managing Director and Chairman of Quex Park Estates, Vice Chair of England Nature Friendly Farming Network
Rebecca Speight, CEO, RSPB
Charlotte Sudgens, Environmental Economist, AtkinsRealis
Dr Mya-Rose Craig, nature and diversity activist

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