Boost your climate adaptation knowledge with accredited training designed for West Midlands councillors and officers. Learn the science, risks, and practical actions to build resilient communities
Want to talk about climate and nature in a way that actually connects with people? The 2025 Britain Talks Climate & Nature Toolkit cuts through noise and polarisation with clear, evidence-based guidance designed to help you spark meaningful conversations across every corner of the UK.
The Three Horizons Toolkit has been developed by Public Health Wales and the Future Generations Commissioner’s Office to help public bodies avoid making decisions that don’t stand the test of time. It is based on a model developed by Bill Sharpe and the International Futures Forum.
Saturday 14 November marked the halfway point of COP30; a moment for negotiators to step out of closed rooms and take stock as the Subsidiary Bodies wrapped up their work. The state of play for adaptation? Rocky at best.
Climate adaptation is urgent and requires funding: but who receives it, and who is left out? And what are the sources and instruments of adaptation finance? This session will explore whether current adaptation funding and finance truly prioritise equity, and how they might be reimagined to better support those most vulnerable to climate risks.
People-environment interactions within nature-based solutions (NBS) are not well understood. As an asset NBS includes both natural capital and human-centred capital. NBS also exist as a system with which people can interact.
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This online breakfast meeting is for campaigners, community leaders, decision-makers, academics, media and anyone interested in building community resilience.
On September 25, we reached an exciting milestone: the first-ever MACC Hub Conference, hosted by Verture, part of the Hub's Scotland Spoke. Over 200 people from across research, policy, and practice came together to share ideas, spark collaboration and turn climate adaptation from theory into real, practical action. Here’s a look back at the day: the highlights, the insights and where we’re heading next.
The Skell Valley Project restores nature, protects heritage, and builds climate resilience through flood management, habitat recovery, and community engagement.
October 7, 2025
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