The MACC Hub and King’s Climate & Sustainability (KCS) co-hosted a workshop at King’s College London on 25 February to help shape the UK’s Fourth National Adaptation Programme (NAP4). Academics, policymakers, and practitioners shared practical insights, case studies, and tools for climate adaptation, focusing on turning national scenarios into local action, embedding equity, and scaling local successes. Read the full summary to see the key insights and outcomes from the day.
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.
Paludiculture is the productive land use of wet and rewetted peatlands that preserves the peat soil and thereby minimizes CO2 emissions and subsidence.
Explore the UK Adaptation Inventory to learn more on adaptation on the ground, based on national reporting to government by public and private sector organisations.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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