See official webpage here and for registration: https://envhist4p.shh.mpg.de/?page_id=432c

This seminar series is organised by the collective “Historians for Future”  and the “International Advisory Panel on Environmental History and Policy”, supported by Centre for Grand Strategy at King’s College London, the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, and Dickinson College, Pennsylvania. In the debate series  environmental history practitioners meets and debates with representatives from science and policy aiming to engage
in the policy making process and to make connections between environmental history and policy. Upcoming events:

• 22 March Introduction to Science for Policy: Chloe Hill, Policy Officer, European Geosciences Union
• 5 April Science for Policy Communication: Vitalba Crivello, Policy Analyst at the European Science-Media Hub
• 19 April Engaging with government: history as part of policy making: Prof Philip Murphy, History and Policy Group, UK
• 3 May The key role of the European Parliament Intergroup on ‘Climate Change, Biodiversity & Sustainable Development’ in bridging the
  science-policy nexus:  Ilias Grampas, Deputy Director, European Bureau for Conservation and Development (EBCD)
• 17 May Science for policy ecosystems in the EU and its Member States: policies, institutions, and competences: Kristian Krieger, Policy Analyst, Unit: “Knowledge for Policy: Concepts and Methods”, European Commission, Joint Research Centre
• 31 May Mapping science-for-policy ecosystems in Europe and Germany: Irene Broer, Leibnitz Institute for Media Research – Hans Bredow Institute,
  German.

See official flier and registration here