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Lays down the ethical and professional standards by which Members should abide. The Code applies to all Professional Members, irrespective of the professional role they fulfil.

Confidentiality Policy

This document governs the treatment of data by staff, volunteers, Council and Members.

Equality and Diversity Policy

This document outlines our commitment to eliminating discrimination and encouraging diversity amongst our workforce.

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Interesting workshop introducing the new CEnv competencies yesterday. Thanks for organising @Kerry_SocEnv @SocEnv_HQ. — 1 week 8 hours ago
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Membership Survey 2011

The Institution of Environmental Sciences regularly surveys its members to identify trends in how different services are valued and gain members’ opinions on potential new services or developments...
Gender and the Environmental Science Sector: Salary Guide 2011

Whilst it is illegal for an employee’s gender to affect the salary they receive, there continues to be a disparity between men and women’s pay in the environmental sector. This is part of a...
Graduate Employment and Internships: issues from the environmental sciences and sustainability sectors

The Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) recognises there are clear problems related to graduate employment in the environmental sciences and sustainability sectors. Exacerbated by the...
Members Employment Report: Qualifications

With tuition fees rising yet again, it is inevitably questioned whether the costs of qualifications is now exceeding their value. It is vital that people beginning their career are able to make...
Members Employment Report: Gender

Gender equality in the workplace remains a topical issue, as highlighted by International Women‟s Day on the 8th March 2011 which was centred on the theme of “Equal access to education, training...

Recent journals

Extinction

“There have been five previous mass extinction events on Earth, but this is the first one caused by a single species — us”, Environmental author, Caroline Fraser.

This edition of...
Education: a journey through environmental science

The factors which inspire individuals to pursue a career environmental sciences can be many and varied. This issue examines the route through environmental science education, beginning with...
Air quality and health

Despite the evidence showing that air pollution is one of the most damaging public health risks, this problem has received little attention from the decision makers or the public.This issue...
Environmental justice: inequality and gender

Inequality pervades the world, in the allocation of finite resources, the impacts of environmental problems, and in employment and decision-making within environmental sciences. This issue...
Imagining Britain in 2050

Imagining the future and back-casting to the present situation enables an understanding of the potential implications of current initiatives. This issue attempts to conceptualise how transport,...