iCASP
Transforming environmental research into evidence on the cultural and health benefits of green and blue space
Context
Yorkshire Integrated Catchment Solutions Programme (iCASP) is an ambitious 6-year programme, funded by the Natural Environment Research Council.
Its aim is to use research to make a difference to the environment, economy and society and to promote Yorkshire as a global leader in implementing resilient catchment management. Working in partnership is crucial for achieving integration across sectors and organisations, and landscapes or catchments.
Aims and Objectives
Related links
To find out more visit the project website.
Professor Piran White (Department of Environmet & Geography)
Dr Peter Coventry (Department of Health Sciences)
Principal Investigator
Professor Piran White (Department of Environmet & Geography)
Co-Investigators
Dr Peter Coventry (Department of Health Sciences)
Dr Sarah Knowles (Centre for Reviews and Dissemination)
Prof. Rachel Churchill (Centre for Reviews and Dissemination)
Trish Darcy (Department of Health Sciences)
Dr Laura Harrison (Department of Environment and Geography)
Prof. Carolyn Chew-Graham (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Keele University)
Dr Martin Dallimer (School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds)
Dr Hannah Armitt (Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust)
Natural Environment Research Council
Natural England
Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust
NHS Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group
West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust
Sheffield Flourish
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust
Flourish Enterprises
Leeds Mindfulness Co-operative CIC
Simomics Ltd.
Related links
To find out more visit the project website.