Almost four years in the making, Future Terrains is proud to announce the publication of the new, not-for-profit book, 102 Things to Do with a Hole in the Ground, by the Eden Project. From reinventing coal mining regions to regenerating communities and rebuilding...
Nitrate residues from explosives present in waste rock from LKAB’s underground iron mining operations at Kiruna in north Sweden’s Arctic wilderness are an environmental problem. The multi-partner NITREM project began in 2017 to install and test a novel...
Future Terrains’ Pete Whitbread-Abrutat worked as part of UN Environment Afghanistan’s in-country team to provide strategic support to the executive office. Projects included: driving the development of MAP-X, a GIS-based platform for investigating natural...
Pete Whitbread-Abrutat was awarded a prestigious Travelling Fellowship by the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust (WCMT) to research world class landscape restoration projects in the USA, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Brazil, Chile and Argentina. He visited a range of ecosystems...
Pete Whitbread-Abrutat was a key member of the original team that created the (then £86 million) Eden Project in Cornwall, UK – the renowned world class visitor destination, educational charity, and vehicle for regional socio-economic regeneration. Eden was...
