In this presentation Professor Tom Rippeth, from Bangor University, will explore an environmental disaster of the twentieth century (the Aral Sea) and an ongoing potential disaster (sea ice retreat in the Arctic Ocean) and use them to demonstrate the interconnectedness of the global oceans with our weather and climate.
This event was organised by the Cheshire and North Wales regional committee.
Alvaro Castilla-Beltrán takes us to Cape Verde to understand the impact of humans on biodiversity, exploring the soils beneath his feet.
A trip to the eastern Mediterranean becomes a journey into action in the face of the ongoing refugee crisis. Tom responds through food. Half a million meals later, he is still serving.
Science and wildlife presenter Liz Bonnin examines one of the biggest environmental threats facing the modern world.
The experiences of a two-month crossing of Southern India: heat stroke, leopards, mountains, mosquitos, sleeping rough, and why it was all completely brilliant.
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