The impact of environmental change is felt across borders and underlines the need for collaboration across conventional boundaries. But in today's changing world, what is the most effective response and whose responsibility is it to act?
At this event, we will travel though time, disciplines and continents to understand how our water environments and the ecosystems they support are changing. We will explore what that means for people and planet, and why we are failing on so many fronts to mitigate serious risks. From the injustice of 'disappearing islands' in the south pacific, to 'invasive aliens', to sea level rise and failed frameworks - we explore some of our major water-related challenges, and discuss what we can do about them.
Join us for a provocative and lively debate, led by a new generation of researchers at the University of Bristol.
Panel members: Laura De Vito, Alice Venn, Carlos A Gracida-Juarez, and Erik Mackie, with Professor Rich Pancost.