The Life Geographic: A somewhat self-absorbed personal and professional development blog of an ex-Geography high-school teacher…
I recorded and unscripted and unedited video commentary, where I laid my thoughts and feelings bare on current affairs. The re-election of Trump, effective concession that we'll miss 1.5C climate target, increasing hostility to the science community, step-up in anti-trans actions and rhetoric... It's all overwhelming. So what's next for me?
Twitter, before it became 'X' was a crucial and important platform for me to connect with fellow educators, collaborate and learn about key issues from experts using social media as a way to make their work more accessible. Not only that, in the past, the platform has been vital in helping me find community. So why am I leaving?
The "Climate and Nature Action in Education" initiative in England recently launched to promote climate action among educators. Events at the University of East Anglia connected schools with Climate Ambassadors, fostering collaboration on climate action plans. The program aims to support schools in implementing sustainability strategies while enhancing climate literacy among students.
The final episode of Season 4 of the Coffee & Geography podcast shone a spotlight on Emma Baines, the Climate Ambassadors regional hub manager for the West Midlands. A Passion for Education and the Environment Emma’s journey is a testament to her passion for education and the environment. With a background in education, she has … Continue reading Emma Baines: Making a Difference in the West Midlands with Climate Ambassadors
Zoe Gilbank, the Climate Ambassadors regional hub manager for Yorkshire & Humber, shares her lifelong commitment to sustainability on the Coffee & Geography podcast. Her love for nature, travel experiences, and focus on environmental injustices shapes her work. She is excited about the potential of the Climate Ambassadors Scheme to educate and empower individuals against climate change.
The Climate Ambassadors scheme is a national initiative aimed at empowering young people to take action on climate change. The scheme has nine regional hubs across England, each led by a dedicated team of experts. In the North East, the hub is led by Stephen Blenkinsop, a Senior Lecturer at Newcastle University with a passion … Continue reading Stephen Blenkinsop: GIS, Climate Action in the North East, and a Passion for Tea and Doctor Who
The UK government is urged to prioritise sustainability and climate education to prepare young people for green jobs. A report highlights opportunities to integrate climate education into the curriculum.
The Climate Ambassadors scheme empowers young people to address climate change, with nine regional hubs across England. Annie Risner, leading the London hub, draws from her diverse background and community engagement experience. Her focus is on empowering schools and early years settings, fostering collaboration, and promoting creative climate action. With her leadership and the scheme's support, London's youth are empowered to create a more sustainable future.
Matilda Crane, the East Midlands Climate Ambassadors Regional Hub Manager, is a passionate advocate for environmental protection and community engagement. Based at the Universities for Nottingham, a partnership between the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University, Matilda's role is to inspire and empower individuals and organisations to take action on climate change. Matilda's journey … Continue reading Matilda Crane: Leading the charge for climate action in the East Midlands
Gemma Bailey, the Climate Ambassadors Regional Hub Manager for Southeast England, is dedicated to promoting sustainability and community engagement. With a background in zoology and a Master's degree in Sustainable Development, she empowers schools and communities to take climate action. Listen to the Coffee & Geography podcast to learn more about her work.
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