Environment Planning & Protection Network
| The environmental agenda is never far from the thoughts of planners. Over the years, concerns have changed from wildlife, landscape and pollution issues, to a much wider consideration of short and long term impacts on the human environment. The Environmental Planning and Protection Network aims to enable it's members to make better informed decisions |
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Member benefits
The network provides a forum to put people with an interest in environmental planning and protection in touch with one another, share advice, information, and examples of good practice. The services we offer to members include:
- Regular updates via topical e-bulletins
- Free of charge or low-cost events
- Virtual and face-to-face networking opportunities.
- Support & encouragement in your professional activities
- Campaigning for improvements in policy and practice
Joining the network
If you want to play an active role in what happens in the field of environmental planning and protection, then why not join the EPPN? To join the network:
You must first have registered on this website by clicking on the "my profile" button in the top right hand corner. Please complete the Profile as fully as possible as this will help you get the most from the Network (RTPI members please remember to include your membership number).
Once this been done, just click on the 'Join here!' link to the left of this page. Requesting access there triggers a message to the Network Manager who will grant access and respond to you by email. (Non-RTPI members may be asked to supply additional information.)
If you have any problems signing up online please contact the network manager.
At any point, if you wish to leave the Network, simply email the Network Manager.
Joining the RTPI
If you are not already an RTPI member, have you considered joining?Find out which membership category applies to you.
For details on current RTPI Policy activities please click here

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| EPPN - BULLETINS |
| Landing page for EPP network bulletins archive. |


