Trevor has over thirty five years' experience of environmental assessment and management. He currently divides his time between writing and consultancy. He has led or undertaken numerous EnvironmentaI Impact Assessments for proposed developments both in the UK and overseas.
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Trevor lives just outside Bath. He has been engaged in the protection of the environment for over 35 years. He is an environmental consultant at Nicholas Pearson Associates (www.npaconsult.co.uk), and writer, having published a number of books and articles on environmental issues.
The principal purpose of this website is to publicise the Winston Churchill Travelling Fellowship, which he was awarded in 2006, and to promote the work of the Trust to a wider audience (www.wcmt.org.uk).
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He was elected to the Council of the former Institute of Environmental Assessment to represent corporate members in 1997 and now serves on the Technical Standards Committee of the successor Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment. He has lectured at a number of UK universities including the University of Bath where he is a visiting lecturer on the MSc in Integrated Environmental Management and on the MEng in the School of Architecture and Civil Engineering.
Environmental Impact Assessment Handbook
 He is co-author, with Barbara Carroll, of the best selling Environmental Impact Assessment Handbook: A Practical Guide for Planners, Developers and Communities (Thomas Telford, 2009).
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 Trevor Turpin, was awarded one of the coveted Winston Churchill Chance of a Lifetime fellowship bursaries to investigate lessons for the UK from monsoon climate water management systems.
He travelled to Sri Lanka to investigate the 2,000 year old techniques of countries which have to deal with drought and monsoon conditions . The applicability of these systems and their management to the UK under predicted climate change conditions will be analysed.
The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust offers Fellowships to British citizens resident in the UK from all walks of life to gain a better understanding of the lives and cultures of people overseas. Applicants need to demonstrate that their project is feasible, worthwhile and of benefit to their community and to the UK on their return.
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