Tunley puts climate resilience on Earth Day agenda

Tunley puts climate resilience on Earth Day agenda

Tunley will use Earth Day to focus climate risk planning. Its free CPD-certified webinar will examine how businesses are assessing exposure, building resilience plans, and responding to a tighter climate-reporting landscape.


Tunley Environmental is using Earth Day 2026 to host a free CPD-certified webinar focused on climate risk assessments and resilience planning. The session, scheduled for 22 April, will examine how organisations are identifying climate exposure, assessing operational risk, and integrating resilience planning into business decision-making.

The webinar will look at how climate risks can affect operations, supply chains, growth, and long-term strategy. It will also cover the structure and purpose of climate risk assessments and resilience plans, along with the standards and reporting frameworks shaping current practice, including CSRD, TCFD, and SECR.

Dr Tara Garraty, senior scientist and biodiversity lead at Tunley Environmental, said: “Organisations need to understand not just where they are exposed to climate risks, but how those risks could disrupt operations, supply chains and long-term growth. This webinar is about helping businesses take that next step through structured, science-based resilience planning.”

The session will also include a case study and an interactive question-and-answer segment with Tunley’s sustainability specialists. For businesses facing increasing pressure from reporting rules, investor scrutiny, and physical climate impacts, the webinar is intended to provide a more structured approach to risk identification and resilience planning.

Attendance is free, although advance registration is required. Businesses can register for the webinar here.


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