A sustainable future shaped by environmental professionalism

Everything you need to know about the Society for the Environment (SocEnv), what they do and how to connect with them.

Who SocEnv is

SocEnv define the standards for professional competence in environmental practice, ensuring key decisions are made by verified professionals. Having received a Royal Charter in 2004, they license professional institutions, including CABE, to award the Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv), Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP) and Registered Environmental Technician (REnvTech) professional registrations. There are now over 8,000 registered environmental professionals worldwide.

What SocEnv do

Just some of SocEnv’s activities include: ? ensuring the quality, relevance and awareness of their professional registrations in partnership with our Licensed Members? ? championing the achievements of the CEnv, REnvP and REnvTech community via the SocEnv Awards? ? bringing together registered professionals across sectors to collaborate. A notable example is the Soils and Stones project, which works to influence policymakers and facilitate the sharing of good practice re soil use and reuse ? connecting education to professional registration: developing accessible educational routes to their registrations, with routes including apprenticeships, T Levels and more; and? ? encouraging science-based climate action through their leading role in Pledge to Net Zero and the Professional Bodies Climate Action Charter.

Connect with SocEnv

To find out more about their work or gaining registration in more detail, please contact SocEnv at [email protected] or head to their website socenv.org.uk. You can also connect via LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram, or sign up to their newsletter here.

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CABE is licensed by SocEnv to award the professional registrations REnvTech, REnvP and CEnv to members. To discover more, or apply for registration, visit cbuilde.com/socenv.