Join the MACC Hub for Webinar 8. Experts will discuss how climate change is affecting UK food production, supply chains, and prices, and explore solutions like landscape-scale approaches and nature-based strategies to build a resilient food system. Gain insights from cutting-edge MACC research and learn how the UK can prepare for climate-driven disruptions.

The EAUC Scotland Conference 2026 is a one-day event for sustainability professionals in higher and further education, taking place on 31 March 2026 at Perth Concert Hall, Scotland. Delivered by EAUC, the conference explores practical solutions, sector challenges and collaborative approaches to driving sustainability across institutions.

Use your creativity to tell the story. Age 12-21? Enter an artwork, poem, music piece, soundscape, short film, poster or sculpture – get creative! The winner will be announced at the Helicon Youth Arts Festival, Hungary on 17 April 2026.

This workshop brings clarity. It’s a space for your team to explore climate risks, assess adaptation options, and co-create meaningful action.

Climate Resilience in the Cultural Sector Conference on the 6 March 2026 at the British Library, London. Join this one-day conference to explore practical strategies for boosting climate resilience across the cultural sector. Organised by the National Museum Directors’ Council in partnership with leading cultural organisations, the event will include case studies, workshops, and guidance for preparing organisations for climate risks.

ECSA 2026 will be held in Oulu, Finland, 2-7 March, 2026. It will be hosted by the University of Oulu in a year when the city holds the title of the European Capital of Culture.

This Westminster Forum Projects conference will examine policy, investment and delivery priorities for climate adaptation and infrastructure resilience across the UK.

Join the London Climate Ready Partnership (LCRP) Forum on 27th February 2026 at City Hall, London. In collaboration with the MACC Hub, this one-day event brings together policymakers, practitioners, and researchers to turn insights on heat risk into practical action for London. Interactive workshops and plenary sessions will explore urban adaptation, systems thinking, and community-focused strategies to build a heat-resilient city.

Join us for an interactive workshop providing practical guidance on how to access and apply climate risk data, with a focus on supporting evidence-based local adaptation strategies.

Join our event with King’s Climate & Sustainability on the Fourth National Adaptation Programme (NAP4), at King’s College London. We’ll be exploring how the UK can strengthen its approach to climate adaptation. Bringing together policy, research and practice, the session will examine key challenges and opportunities for building climate resilience and shaping effective, inclusive adaptation strategies across the UK.

This webinar brought together practitioners working on the ground to showcase what transformational adaptation looks like in practice. You can now watch the recording to explore real-world projects, learn what enables success and hear directly from those delivering innovative adaptation initiatives across the UK.

Cadence Conversations 2026 is a confidential, online roundtable for people in government, the voluntary sector and the private sector who are preparing for environmental breakdown. Running on Monday evenings via Zoom throughout 2026, the series offers facilitated conversations, watch parties and peer support focused on climate adaptation, societal resilience and responding to cascading climate risks.

The Gathering 2026, Scotland’s largest voluntary sector event, will take place on 10–11 February 2026 at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC). Organised by SCVO, this free two-day event brings together charities, community groups, social enterprises, volunteers and policymakers to learn, network and share ideas through workshops, seminars and exhibitions.