Climate, environment & energy

An illustration describing dialogue findings: people working together on the land; growing local produce; rewilding and regenerating the land; involving and engage people in land use decision.

Land of plenty: public perspectives

Conversations on the future of climate, nature, food in the UK.

In 2021 Hopkins Van Mil and Resources for Change were commissioned by WWF to design, facilitate and report on a public dialogue on land use. It engaged 142 public participants from across the UK in discussions on the triple challenge. As such they considered how to use land well to produce food whilst mitigating against climate change and protecting and restoring nature.

Click here for the UK main report

The dialogue groups were from Aberdeenshire, Belfast, Cornwall, Hull & Humberside, Pembrokeshire, the Soar Catchment and the Yorkshire Dales. The reports from each of these locations can also be found by clicking the images below. A report on the findings from the groups in England was also produced.