In this upcoming episode of the Dr Sustainability Podcast, I sit down with Professor Calvin Jones for one of the most refreshingly honest conversations on sustainability and policy implementation I’ve ever had.
We cover everything from the realities of climate politics to what true leadership looks like in turbulent systems.
Stay tuned — full episode launching soon!
“What do you want to be remembered for?”
“Impact. Impact change.”, Derek Walker
In this powerful moment from the next episode of the Dr Sustainability Podcast, Derek Walker, Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, reminds us that legacy isn’t built on words, it’s built on lasting action.
It’s not enough to have great laws or big ideas, real progress means ensuring they make a difference today and tomorrow.
🗓️ Full episode drops tomorrow on:
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We’re shaping a world for generations not yet born, but we’re not guessing their needs, we have data, we see the trends, and we know where we’re heading if nothing changes.
In this short, Derek Walker, Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, shares why it’s critical we listen to young voices and act now with future generations in mind.
👀 Full podcast episode dropping soon!
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In this clip from the Dr Sustainability Podcast, Derek Walker, Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, breaks down the 5 ways of working behind the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015.
These principles go beyond just sustainability, they’re a framework for resilience, long-term thinking, and future-proofing organisations.
Follow for the full release! 🔗
*Closing off South Asian Hertiage Month*
I occasionally get asked in work to describe my culture, so here goes….
South Asian Heritage is rich is history, community, bright colours and culture including our food and hospitality, which we carry with us through practices today.
Regularly breaking bread with family and friends is deeply engrained within our culture.
…you will know our heritage just by our food and hospitality.
These freshly cooked dishes were prepared by yours truly 😋
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In the soon to be released Dr Sustainability Podcast episode, Derek Walker, the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, provides an insightful overview of the 5 ways of working that form the foundation of the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015.
Over the past decade, the act has demonstrated significant progress in its implementation.
Upon closer examination of the 5 ways of working, it becomes evident that they transcend beyond sustainability and well-being.
Operating in alignment with these principles not only ensures sustainability and well-being but also strategically positions businesses and organisations to thrive in the future, fostering resilience within the ecosystem where they operate.
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*Announcement*
The venue and date is set for our first annual sustainability conference. Here’s why the conference venue of choice is Warwick Conferences….
(…video taken early today, just after I recovered from the British downpour 💦)
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Welcome to the British summer…
Trying to build up my recording skills whilst on the job…clearly not doing it very well, given the end of this footage 🤣🤣
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Visiting the Natural Resources Wales’ Saltmarsh creation after having my first board meeting for NRW.
Ended the first week of induction on the Board of Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru / Natural Resources Wales (NRW) with a Protected Sites visit to the river Pembroke restoration project site.
…a reminder of the real impact of the organisation and how stakeholders (NRW, farmers, land owners, local authority etc) can and will come together for the betterment of nature.
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