The innovative tool provides the latest evidence for making decisions and taking actions to adapt to a changing climate.

Professor Gesche Huebner has been appointed as the new lead for the Centre, joining us from University College London.

Professor John Newton from the University of Exeter has been recognised by the Faculty of Public Health for outstanding work in his field.

This incredible reflection from ECEHH founder Professor Lora Fleming, outlines the journey of ECEHH and the pioneering work of the team over more than a decade.

Centre researchers are calling on the UK population to provide a ‘health snapshot’ of the risks from bathing in rivers and lakes.

A new £1.5 million project, led by Dr Ben Wheeler, will assess how policies focused on natural environments might reduce health disparities across the UK.

The UK-wide resource is part of the Local Climate Adaptation Tool and hopes to help policy makers bolster climate resilience.

We are recruiting participants to help shed light on how wild swimmers might be exposed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the UK's rivers.

New research suggests physical activity in natural environments prevents 13,000 cases of non-communicable diseases and saves £100m a year.

Those who live in greener streets or within view of blue spaces report better mental wellbeing and healthier amounts of sleep, according to a new study.

The Centre's long-standing research collaboration with Astra Zeneca has been showcased by the National Centre for Universities and Business.

Key publications from The Green and Blue Spaces Project are helping to boost our understanding of how natural environments can impact mental health.