Join us on 7 July for the session Building new systems: from regenerative economies to climate justice and circular living — an open conversation with contributors to the 'We are not waiting' anthology, to explore three of the six themes
This collection features contributions from leading experts alongside exciting new voices, presenting pioneering work on species extinction from diverse perspectives within the environmental humanities.
Access a comprehensive guide to the 'We are not waiting' project, curated from the questions arising and the advice given during the ‘We are not waiting’ webinar, held on 18 June 2026.
Based on research conducted as part of the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coastal TALES project on the revival of local coastal heritage foods in southwest Wales, with an emphasis on learning how heritage stories can drive sustainable adaptation, this article, by Gareth Thomas, UWTSD UNESCO_MOST BRIDGES, published in Gower 76 - the annual journal, by The Gower Society - is an exploration into the history of laverbread in South Wales.
An article from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) recently detailed the efforts of Project REPAIR, focusing on how biophilic design can foster sustainable and resilient living. The REPAIR initiative features a transdisciplinary approach, collaborating with partners including UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES and UWTSD's Assistive Technologies Innovation Centre (ATiC).
