The European Union is investing €2 million in a new initiative designed to coordinate research into the complex links between the marine environment and human health and wellbeing.

Grace recently attended the BACPR Annual Conference in London where she was awarded the ‘best oral abstract’ prize for her presentation.

News of the BlueHealth project hit television screens and radio speakers across the country this month, as millions of people across the UK tuned in to learn about the programme.

Physical activity in natural environments, or ‘green exercise’, could provide health benefits of £2.2 billion a year.

A systematic review published this week has painted an inconclusive picture of the wellbeing benefits of school gardening projects.

The MEDMI project has launched a new website to showcase its big data research.

An exciting research initiative culminates at the Eden Project this week, with the opening of a new garden installation from Artist James Eddy.

Latest oceans and human health research published in special edition of the Journal of the Marine Biological Association.

The Centre’s specialists in eHealth and eWellbeing presented to the House of Lords last week, at the Rural Health Network’s 2016 conference.

BlueHealth is a €6 million research project that will shed light on how coasts and rivers affect the health of populations across Europe.

Research into Ménière’s Disease is getting a big boost this week, with the release of a newly updated tool to record and analyse symptoms.

An international team of experts from the field of conservation, evidence synthesis and international development has developed an ‘evidence map’ to compile and display research information.