Venue
Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth
Contributor
Plymouth City Council
Event Link
Date
Saturday September 23rd, 1.30 – 4.30pm
We’ve all noticed something is changing about our climate; we’ve seen the reports in the news of the unusual heat, wildfires and flooding. It’s enough to make us all worry about climate change, and to think about what we can do about it.
There’s a lot that we, as individuals, can do to reduce our emissions. If we all work together, our collective actions can make a big difference.
Unsure how to go about it? Come to our climate event: What can I do about Climate Change?
CREDITFind out
- About Plymouth’s carbon footprint and where your actions fit into the big picture
- What the University of Plymouth and the Council are doing to help tackle climate change
Browse market stalls
- With Connect Plymouth and the Beryl Bike scheme
- Practical hints and tips from Plymotion, Plymouth Energy Community and Food Plymouth
- Advice on sustainable transport, sustainable food and food waste, eco-friendly building practices, low carbon consumption and more.
You will leave knowing a little more about what action you can take to reduce your impact on the climate, armed with practical guidance from local organisations and Plymouth’s Climate Ambassadors.
The event is a collaboration between Global Plymouth, the University of Plymouth, and the Climate Ambassadors, a City Council scheme bringing together a group of volunteers who act as advocates in their communities for positive action on climate change.
The event is not ticketed but people are invited to register their interest.
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