Worms, plants and biodiversity: how nature's engineers improve drainage and pollution clean-up in raingardens

Vernon Phoenix is a professor of Environmental Engineering Science at Strathclyde University.

He is passionate about sustainability, net-zero and driving resilience to climate change, and he is excited by green infrastructure and bio-inspired solutions.

Come and hear him talk about the importance of plants, worms and microbes in cleaning up storm water pollution and improving drainage - just one more reason why we need plants and nature in the built environment!

Followed by a social chat, winter plant ident, and possibly a mince pie!

Please Note - CHANGE of VENUE.

We are running our next few Understory Events from Collective Architecture's Glasgow Studio. (See map below).

This venue is fully accessible - with lift access to the 4th floor, and no steps from street level into the foyer.

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