How Wimpole is tackling the effects of climate change

Dating back to the Iron Age, the Wimpole estate in Cambridgeshire has had an eventful 2,000-year history. Today, the greatest challenge facing the estate is climate change, which is affecting almost every aspect of land management. Watch this video to find out how National Trust teams looking after Wimpole are working hard to reduce flooding, capture carbon, use renewable energy and create homes for wildlife. Planting trees, creating nature corridors by linking up areas of woodland and making meadows are just some of the things we’re doing to tackle climate change.
This work aims to make the estate more resilient against climate change, which is possible thanks to your continued support and the backing of our funders -- the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, HSBC UK and Interreg.
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[@BibleBelieverUK]

Sustainability is very important and being a good steward of what we have is vital. Climate change, however, is a myth.

[@ingni123456]

Is that what the Bible says? I guess the problem really is that we're all sinners and God wants to flood us all out again. Has he mentioned building an arc to you, or are you also not worthy?

[@BibleBelieverUK]

@@ingni123456 there will be no flood according to Genesis, so no. Thus, no need for an Ark.

[@ingni123456]

@@BibleBelieverUK Fair enough, I just prefer my religions to be a little less cannibalistic.