Calling KS3 English teachers! Want to discuss climate change with your students? Join us for our free event where we’ll discuss ways ways to integrate climate change into the English classroom. #climate #englishliterature

Looking forward to tonight's #Climate Book Club where we will be discussing Parable of the Sower by Octavia E Butler. We will be meeting at 7pm, everybody welcome!

📢WE HAVE SOME BIG NEWS TO SHARE 📢 Today we launch our BIG BUILD FUNDRAISER! Help us to improve the facilities at our wonderful Community Space. Read our story: crowdfunder.co.uk/p/old-library-… Thank you 🙏

Weekend reading: Nikolaj Schultz’s Land Sickness. A contemplative, fictionalized travelogue based on Schultz’s experiences of trying to grapple with life in the Anthropocene. From personal responsibility to existential questions about freedom, this is a compelling read. #climate

Eight things the world must do to avoid the worst of #ClimateChange 1. Stop methane emissions 2. Stop deforestation 3. Restore degraded land 4. Change what we eat 5. Go #RenewableEnergy 6. Use energy more efficiently 7. Stop burning #FossilFuels 8. #ActNow theguardian.com/environment/20…

Calling KS3 English teachers! With schools increasingly delivering climate change education, join Dr Sarah Robertson and Dr Ann Alston for a free online workshop to showcase how English can play a crucial part in this educational development. #earthlyeducation

Excellent author event last night Good Book Club, Bristol. Doreen Cunningham read lovely parts from her book, Soundings, and shared her thoughts about tackling the climate crisis. #climate #bristol #books

The Climate Book Club is meeting tonight at 7pm to discuss "From What Is To What If". Everyone welcome!

Interested in climate, nature and stories for readers of all ages? Then come and have a chat with us, Dr Sarah Robertson and Dr Ann Alston, who are running our Climate Change Book Stall at the Bristol Festival of Nature weekend, (17th-18th June). #nature #climate

Just finishing setting up ⁦UWE Bristol⁩ ⁦Research from UWE Bristol⁩ ⁦Climate Change Book Club⁩ for ⁦2023 ⁦Festival of Nature⁩ great to be back on millennium square.

Some younger readers enjoying ⁦Climate Change Book Club⁩ ⁦Festival of Nature⁩

Really looking forward to seeing Lorraine Whitmarsh speak about public participation and lifestyle change - and will no doubt be making lots of notes for our Environmental Psychology teaching at UWE! UWE GEM #ICEP2023

Today is #ShowYourStripesDay and the summer/winter solstice! Warming stripes visually depict rising global temperatures (1850-2022), illustrating the #StateOfClimate and the extent of #ClimateChange in every country. Download your own country stripes at showyourstripes.info

Double presentation day at #ICEP2023 - fantastic to be able to share two different projects with Dr Sara Williams, examining topis across nature connections, climate agency, children and young people! CCC-CATAPULT UWE GEM ICEP2023

Sir #DavidAttenborough “Things are going to get worse." "This is the new extinction & we are half way through it. We are in terrible, terrible trouble & the longer we wait to do something about it the worse it is going to get.” #ClimateCrisis vox.com/2019/4/12/1830…

Building resilience to the climate risks we can no longer avoid is essential. As the floods, wildfires and heatwaves just this week underscore, though, it's no substitute for urgently cutting emissions. We cannot adapt our way out of the climate crisis. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Weekend reading: Beatrice Forshall’s beautifully illustrated and searingly powerful book about the threats posed to several species and what we can do to try and save them. Bloomsbury Books UK #ClimateAction #climate

Dr Sarah Robertson, Associate Professor for English Literature, has been running a popular Community Climate Book Club since January 2022. The club is due to re-start after the summer break and new members are welcome to join. More details in our blog 👉bit.ly/3PiL52K

Only 3% of our wildflower meadows are left. RT if you agree we should give pollinating insects a fighting chance by growing wildflowers in our gardens, communities, towns and countryside, and by avoiding pesticides and weedkillers 🐝

Join the UK’s largest celebration of the natural world from 1-9 June! 🦋🎉 Festival of Nature is returning to Bristol and Bath this summer and invites you to get involved in the wildlife fun. 💚#FestofNature Check out the exciting programme of events: festivalofnature.org.uk