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Introduction to Community Climate Action in the Forth River Basin
Want to know how coastal communities can take positive action?
Date and time: to
Location: Online
Organisation: Keep Scotland Beautiful
The communities along Scotland’s coasts face a unique set of challenges around climate change; this event will support discussion on those challenges and identify ways to take positive action.
Keep Scotland Beautiful, in partnership with The University of Stirling, invites you to a free, online workshop session designed for those living in and around Edinburgh and the Lothians and the wider the Forth River Basin area.
This interactive workshop will explore:
- Climate emergency and climate change science
- The important role of coastal communities
- Climate change impacts and adaptation in coastal communities
- Mitigation – International policy and Net-zero Scotland
Break (10 minutes)
- Carbon footprint and reducing emissions
- Relevant case studies for coastal communities
- Opportunities to discuss potential climate actions
- Effective climate change communication
- What next?
- Q&A
Whether you’re a local resident, volunteer, staff member in the community, community organiser, or just have an interest in learning more about climate change – your voice and experience is welcome.
Reserve your free place now!
Please note, by registering, you acknowledge and agree to your details being shared between The University of Stirling and Keep Scotland Beautiful. Data will never be shared outwith these two organisations and will be stored in line with GDPR guidelines.
You will receive a booking confirmation email if your booking has been successful.
This event is made possible with thanks to funding from the Forth2O Policy Innovation Partnership which is a collaborative project, funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and Innovate UK, and led by the University of Stirling.
