In Person

Visit the Polar Museum and try out our re-launched interactive Arctic Ice Exhibit.

This inspiring film shares the experience of five commercial farmers from the Cambridgeshire region on how they are adapting their farming practices to help cut carbon and double nature.

Category: #1 Climate Accessibility [Farming]

Join Cambridge Science Centre for on Friday afternoon and Sunday morning for shows that explore our natural world, and all weekend to have a go on our hands-on exhibits! Both shows are filled with demos and chances to volunteer.

Join Cambridge Science Centre for on Friday and Sunday afternoon for shows that explore our natural world, and all weekend to have a go on our hands-on exhibits! Both shows are filled with demos and chances to volunteer.

This panel will offer an opportunity to explore and address the many forms of inequality and exclusion that shape the experience of Climate Change in different contexts of vulnerability, starting from the Himalayas down to East Anglia and where can we go next.

A tour that will help give an understanding of how horticulture is a tool for becoming more eco-friendly and working towards a better, cleaner future.

Category: #2 Climate Accessibility [Nature]

Come join author Rab Ferguson reading his debut novel. In a world ravaged by the effects of climate change, sixteen-year-old Joe has been left with nothing but mountains full of junk. 

In this session you will hear from Cambridge City Council and speakers representing different community groups and projects.

Category: #1 Climate Accessibility [Community]

Join us to play a round of “Bartertown,” a board game that explores how networks of sociability and care can adapt to climate change as well as other disasters like a market crash or even a divorce.

Category: #2 Climate Accessibility [Architecture]

Cambridge University Botanic Garden facilitates research on plants and has created a climate change trail, together with Cambridge Zero.