Environment Agency - Chartered Environmentalist Employer Champion |
“I’m thrilled that the dedication of our staff and the great work we do to support their development has been recognised by the Society for the Environment. We now employ more Chartered Environmentalists than any other organisation, which is a reflection of our people’s expertise and passion for creating a better place for people and wildlife. This membership will help us to gain insights and develop important relationships that will help us to do our jobs even better.” - John Leyland, the Environment Agency’s Chief of Staff
Phil Irving (middle) of the Environment Agency receiving the company's CEnv Employer Champion certificate from Professor Will Pope HonFSE CEnv, Chair of the Society for the Environment (left) and Dr Emma Wilcox, Chief Executive of the Society for the Environment (right).
The Environment Agency - An Overview"We work to create better places for people and wildlife, and support sustainable development." Responsibilities Within England the Environment Agency is responsible for:
It is also responsible for managing the risk of flooding from main rivers, reservoirs, estuaries and the sea. Lead local flood authorities (LLFAs) are responsible for managing the risk of flooding from surface water, groundwater and ordinary watercourses and lead on community recovery. Priorities Its priorities are to:
Read more about the Environment Agency's ambition to 2020.
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