Carbon Zero Consulting invites you to discover what natural environmental heat sources can do for food and drink manufacturing operations.

Join our panel of experts discussing the practicalities of science-based targets for nature and how to embed targets into business strategy

RSK company Envireau Water’s Borehole Users Conference is about the latest developments in sustainable groundwater abstraction.

Copper invites you to join a virtual discussion on how ready the water sector is for the upcoming challenges.

Join us as we speak to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC), alongside industry experts, to explore freeports in more detail.

Join us as thought leaders from across multiple sectors come together to discuss what we need to do to tackle some of the greatest challenges societies have ever faced.

This webinar will explore ESG for the construction sector, including examining how organisations can respond to emerging reporting and regulation requirements and act on the triple sustainability threats of climate change, biodiversity loss and poverty.

National Highways is delivering one of the biggest infrastructure programmes for a generation.

Join us on 18 October, as a valued panel of experts explores why and how the finance sector is addressing biodiversity.

RemedX will share the lessons learnt from using deep soil mixing columns for the remediation of soils impacted by chlorinated solvents.

How can the built environment, as a sector, overcome challenges to decarbonise in order to meet the government’s net-zero target?

This webinar will discuss how we can use these spaces dedicated to green energy production and think outside the box to ensure we are providing net benefits to biodiversity.

This webinar explores well businesses understand their dependencies and impacts on nature and how that translates into corporate strategies.

Mel Lyons, Technical Lead for Hydrogeology at RSK Geosciences, will give this presentation that will illustrate how good quality data are fundamental to the understanding of aquifer characteristics.

Perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been termed the “forever chemicals”, but what are they? Are they harmful? Where will I find them?

This presentation will detail the latest remote sensing technology and will provide real-world examples of how soil moisture data has been acquired and analysed to benefit projects and clients.

This talk will be an introduction to the drilling equipment available for ground practitioners to undertake ground investigations.

This webinar seeks to outline some of the major issues and pitfalls involved in the control of asbestos in made ground in site development.

In this webinar Richard Delahay, RSK Biocensus Director will explore the role of scientific evidence in ecological consultancy. 

This webinar will describe Network Rail’s sustainability journey and highlight the future challenges the British rail industry will face.

This webinar will provide a high-level overview of how the effects of future climate change could be incorporated within the conceptual site model for land contamination risk assessments.

This webinar will summarise methods and approaches for obtaining renewable heat from the ground using ground source heat pumps (GSHP).

In this talk, Rich Prew and Mark Lang will summarise the key issues that arose from the recent consultation on BNG.

Join us, as a panel of experts explore what the draft Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework entails.

This webinar will present Leap’s foundation carbon calculator, a tool that has been developed in conjunction with the University of Surrey.

Join us as a panel of experts discusses best practices, the future of the TCFD and sustainability disclosures and lessons learned from early adopters.

Join us on 17 March for a virtual event that will bring together policy, legal, investor, industry and practitioner perspectives to explore what the consultation means to them, and how BNG policy will affect industry.

We will outline the legal considerations regarding aquatic environments and give an overview of the types of projects for which aquatic ecology advice may be needed

This webinar explores how water monitoring is used to support risk assessments and environmental permit applications.

Environmental DNA (eDNA) is fast becoming an important tool in the study of aquatic and terrestrial biodiversity.

In this webinar, RSK Geosciences will outline some of the challenges faced by practitioners when assessing sites for gas and vapour risk.

Join us as we discuss what regenerative design means, why it is so important and the five principles to follow to get it right in practice.

In this sector-focused webinar, the RSK Biocensus team looks back on 30 years of practice in the field of wildlife and highways to identify solutions to some of the most intractable problems and will then look forward to what biodiversity net gain and the future policy landscape will mean for linear infrastructure.

Join ADAS, an RSK company, for this webinar outlining the benefits and values of peatland and will explore how we can restore it.

In this webinar, RSK Biocensus Managing Director Tim Hounsome will give an overview of the provisions of the Environment Act 2021

In this seminar, Dr Siôn Roberts will outline some of the challenges that coal legacy sites pose to the developer and geotechnical consultant

Follow the live stream from Glasgow as we welcome business leaders for a sustainability event promising NOT to be your typical ESG seminar.

Join us for a webinar with RSK ADAS’s food and agriculture industry experts as they discuss the challenges faced by the agricultural part of the food industry in targeting net zero.

This webinar by Senior Environmental Consultant Emma Hobbs will provide a brief overview of the risks of asbestos in soil and how these can impact every aspect of a site investigation.

This talk will summarise some of the recent scientific evidence about the most important drivers of biodiversity in gardens

Join the Nature Positive team live from COP26 in Glasgow as we explore what real sustainability looks like.

In this webinar Dr Shon Williams will present case studies of on-site geotechnical failures and will discuss the underlying causes behind them.

This webinar will provide an overview of when geophysical surveys should be best scheduled and key factors that clients should consider

This webinar will offer practical solutions, explaining what landlords, homeowners and the property sector at large need to know to implement the gas-free technologies that will keep Britain warm for decades to come.

In this webinar, hear from a panel of transport planners and renewable energy experts about the challenges and opportunities new transportation models can present for cities across the UK and Europe.

On 7 October, join us for a webinar with leaders in the rewilding movement as they discuss the challenges and benefits of rewilding high-density cities.

Matt Wainhouse, Principal Ecologist at RSK, will explain what BNG and NN are and why they are such important initiatives

On 30 June Binnies and Rezatec will host a webinar discussion on iDMS and how satellite technology can proactively manage reservoir safety.

RSK Principal Geoenvironmental Engineer Ben Winch speaks on the benefits of reusing material over off-site disposal to landfill.

On Thursday, 2 September 2021, RSK Biocensus Principal Arboricultural Consultants Rob Fear and James Butler will deliver a First Thursday Club webinar on arboriculture.

In this webinar, Jon Davies, Director at RSK Wilding, Nature Positive and RSK Biocensus, will attempt to dispel some of the myths and the fears around the role of expert witness.

We will demonstrate in this event, through a series of case studies, how appropriate risk assessment can be used to create more sustainable development and how the optimum remedial solution can be chosen

The competitive, cost-effective design of a ground investigation goes further than simply providing the lowest rates and completing the work as quickly as possible.

RSK SafeGround has been undertaking GPR service-clearance work to this specification since PAS128 first came out in 2014. This talk will demonstrate in detail what these procedures are, why we follow them and how this sets the RSK group apart from the competition.

Ferenc Kis, RSK’s European Business Development Director, will moderate a discussion for business leaders at the upcoming virtual V4 ESG Conference.

As the effects of one particular disease are currently dominating our lives, a webinar on wildlife diseases may sound like the last thing you want to tune in to! But do not be put off: this talk by RSK Biocensus Director and Exeter University professor Richard (Dez) Delahay will provide some fascinating insights into disease ecology; how human activities can influence disease emergence and spread; and how disease links to climate change and the biodiversity crisis.

On Thursday, 22 April 2021, RSK and law firm Mills & Reeve will host a webinar to discuss the issues relating to the future of fuel stations.

At this virtual event Pellings, part of the RSK group, and the specialist environmental legal team at Browne Jacobson address the requirements for net zero. 

On Wednesday, 7 April 2021, RSK and the Landscape Institute will combine to host a free webinar to discuss and analyse rewilding in Britain.

RSK Biocensus Aquatic Ecology Lead Dr Pete Walker will deliver a webinar on crayfish, coinciding with the GB NNSS Invasive Species Week.

Last year, RSK signed the Pledge to Net Zero: an initiative that commits organisations from the environmental services sector to a leadership role in the transit towards a net-zero-carbon economy.

Dr Stephanie Wray, Director of RSK Biocensus and its subsidiary Nature Positive, will be joining the Brownfield Research and Innovation Centre (BRIC) on 25 February for the latest event in its BRICtalks webinar series.

Currently, there is no industry-standard guidance for surveying breeding birds. In the next RSK Biocensus webinar, Dr Tim Hounsome, Managing Director, will tell you about the new guidelines that are about to be launched and the changes these will bring.

RSK is delighted to be jointly hosting the first of a new series of virtual events in the run-up to COP26 with leading law firm Weightmans.

Dr Tom Henman, Director, RSK Geosciences, will take part in a virtual event hosted by Environment Analyst. The Brownfield Land Scotland 2021 event will take place in February and Tom will present a case study on a project that featured award-winning public engagement.

RSK Associate Technical Director Vivien Dent will appear as a panellist in a virtual event hosted by Environment Analyst on Tuesday, 19 January 2021 at 10:00 GMT.

Drawing on his involvement with the Round 3 offshore wind farm developments, Matthew Davison from RSK Biocensus will discuss the lessons he learned working as a principal aquatic ecologist.

In our next webinar, come and hang out with Paola Reason from RSK Biocensus, who will shed light on bats, those creatures of the night. Accounting for more than a quarter of mammal species in the UK, bats are fascinating, but often misunderstood, creatures.

In this session, Stephanie Wray from Nature Positive will talk about how to identify the goods and services provided by nature that your business relies on, minimise your business risk and reduce your biodiversity footprint.

Ireland has an ambitious target of 70% of renewable energy by 2030 and just nine years to do it. The number of planned projects in this sector is increasing every year, but are there enough technical skills in Ireland to deliver on this ambitious target?

RSK Company Cognica invites companies from all sectors to attend a webinar on introducing digital twins into daily working life. The webinar will provide a taster session on the possibilities of this limitless technology.

The joint Society of Brownfield Risk Assessment (SoBRA) and Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) SoBRA 2020 Winter Conference & AGM is a great opportunity to learn more about the current issues in contaminated-land risk assessment.

RSK group company WRc invites you to the next event in its Wet Networks series run in collaboration with Arup. The Wet Networks events provide a chance to hear about some of the latest technologies in the water sector and to network with key industry influencers.

Cover crops are plants grown primarily to manage soil erosion, fertility and quality, and control pests, diseases, biodiversity and wildlife in an agroecosystem. They are especially important over winter when they can improve soil functions by increasing soil nutrient and water retention. Cover crops also help to reduce the risks of soil erosion and surface run-off.

Join RSK Biocensus, Landmark Chambers and Walker Morris for a webinar discussion that will examine the forthcoming changes in legislation and policy as the UK prepares to leave the EU on 31 December 2020.

In this webinar, head of RSK Wilding Jon Davies will explain how RSK is bringing together its expertise in biodiversity, land management, habitat creation, carbon offsetting and natural capital assessment to help tackle the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change by rewilding.

Are you working in highways or railways and involved in designing or building new infrastructure schemes? Perhaps you are involved in widening infrastructure schemes or are tendering for this type of work.

On Tuesday, 15 September 2020, at 10:00 BST, RSK company ADAS, partnering with Rothamsted Research and Bangor University, UK, will host a webinar for RAMIRAN instead of the planned conference.

Inspired by Boris, we are talking all things newt. Have you been beset by ‘newt-counting delays’? Or do you find amphibians have a ‘mi-newt’ (sorry) effect on your progress?

Everybody wants the world to be a better and greener place. For developers, one way in which they can contribute to this is by paying attention to biodiversity net gain (BNG).

With many species of fish undertaking significant migrations within river systems, fish passage issues are important considerations for fisheries managers or others who own or manage in-river structures that may act as a barrier or significant obstacle to the free movement of fish.

Do you want to maximise your BREEAM successes? This talk will explain land use and ecology credits and why it makes commercial sense to involve RSK at the very beginning of your planning process, when our various in-house specialists can offer a one stop shop for working towards over 70 BREEAM credits.

Join Richard (Dez) Delahay, a director of RSK Biocensus and a professor of wildlife biology at the University of Exeter, for a fascinating look at all things badgery!