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Latest EAI E-News published
30th June, 2012
The latest edition of EAI E-News was published on 29th June with a round-up of news from our network across the UK and Europe, including working group and project news, policy developments relevant to protected landscapes, and of course diary dates and funding opportunities. The previous edition of EAI E-news was published on 6th June, […]
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New ideas for volunteering
25th May, 2012
A three-day training event for volunteer coordinators in protected areas held at the Gilwell Park conference centre and hosted by EAI concluded on Wednesday. Organised as part of the Volunteer Management in European Parks project and funded by the Grundtvig / EU Life Long Learning programme, the training seminar brought together participants from seven European […]
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Review of the Year 2011-12
15th May, 2012
Promoting good practice Coastal and Marine Chaired by board member Phil Dyke, the EAI coastal and marine working group held a successful networking meeting in Birmingham in July 2011. Issues explored included marine planning and seascape character assessment. The group is also working to promote the Manifesto for Coasts and Seascapes, published in April 2011 […]
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Latest EAI E-News published!
30th April, 2012
The latest edition of our E-News has been published, with news of our work programme, details of forthcoming projects and events and information from the UK and European networks.
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Latest EAI E-news published
26th March, 2012
The latest edition of EAI’s E-News has just been published! It contains information on policy developments from across the United Kingdom and the European Union, including a number of consultations. Also included are updates on the EAI work programme and new information on events to be held by EAI and the EUROPARC Federation. This edition […]
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UK Protected Areas – Natural Solutions
26th March, 2012
The IUCN UK National Committee is hosting an important conference on Thursday 26th April at the Brockholes Nature Reserve in Lancashire. The event provides a platform for protected area managers and policy makers to share good practice and consider existing and new policy and systems, opportunities and challenges. Practitioners and policy makers from across the […]
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Spring diary dates!
21st February, 2012
There are several events in the spring that will be of interest to EAI members and partner organisations: Sheffield, 2 April 2012: The Campaign for National Parks and the Friends of the Peak District are holding a workshop on visitor payback schemes. Brockholes, Lancashire, 26 April 2012: The IUCN-UK National Committee will be hosting its […]
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Latest EAI E-News published
1st February, 2012
The latest edition of EAI E-News has been published with details of policy developments from across the United Kingdom and the European Union. Also included are updates on the EAI work programme and new information from the EUROPARC Federation, together with the usual mix of diary dates, funding opportunities and job vacancies within the network. […]
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First EAI E-News of 2012 published
18th January, 2012
The first EAI E-News of 2012 was published this morning. It includes news on UK and EU policy developments and networking, updates on the EAI work programme, details of the 2012 European Day of Parks, new publications, diary dates and potential funding opportunities. Also included are job vacancies at EAI member organisations. There is also […]
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Season’s Greetings from all at EAI
23rd December, 2011
The Christmas edition of our E-News is now available, with news on sustainable development in the UK’s national parks, new proposals from the European Commission for the LIFE programme from 2014, publications from the European Environment Agency as well as potential funding opportunities in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We wish you all a […]
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