#ClimateEnquiry

Join us for a learning experience for all to find out about the effects of climate change on wildlife and explore nature-based solutions to climate change. Our second broadcast, from Field Studies Council Slapton Ley in Devon, will focus on the nature-based solutions to climate change and showcasing your contributions to our Signs of Spring survey.
We have an interview from Professor Tim Burt (Field Studies Council President) as he reflects on 63 years of weather data collected at Slapton Ley. He also discusses his work on the impacts and solutions to water pollution in the area.
We also have an interview from Scott Davidson, a lecturer in Ecosystem Resilience from the University of Plymouth, as he reflects on the role of wetlands as a nature-based solution to climate change.
The Education Team at Field Studies Council Blencathra in the Lake District have been talking about peatland restoration with the Cumbria Wildlife Trust. You will see an on location interview with Peatland Restoration Officer, Tom Lemmie and you can read about his role in his blog here: www.field-stud...
We'll talk live to the Field Studies Council, Sustainability Manager, Sam Thurston about the challenges and successes that the organisation faces in relation to managing its impact on climate.
It's not too late to get involved in the Field Studies Council Signs of Spring survey! Click on the link to report your observations: arcg.is/0qj8TC1 And see the results here: www.field-stud...
Additional information to support the broadcast and extend your knowledge beyond the topics covered is available here: www.field-stud...
We will be keeping an eye out on Twitter to see your comments and contributions to citizen science projects. Share by using #ClimateEnquiry and tag @FieldStudiesC.
Field Studies Council Wildlife Shop: www.field-stud... The Field Studies Council has a range of fold-out charts to help with identification of species that are available from our online shop.
Donate today to help young people www.field-stud... Help us to do more by supporting us. Every £ donated to us will be used to provide financial support for young people to learn more about the natural world through an FSC experience.