People's Emergency Briefing film screened in Bournemouth

Summarised from Bournemouth Echo's report · Updated 11 Oct, 06:24 · Archive

Bournemouth Pavilion will screen The People's Emergency Briefing on 20 October, followed by a public discussion.

Bournemouth Pavilion will screen The People's Emergency Briefing on Tuesday, 20 October at 6pm in an event hosted by Dorset Wildlife Trust in association with Dorset Chamber, BCP Council and Transition Town Poole, sponsored by Lush. The free film focuses on the latest scientific evidence on climate change and nature loss, presenting the impact of these issues in Dorset and beyond. The film features UK specialists in climate science, health, food systems, national security, economics and extreme weather.

Brian Bleese, chief executive of Dorset Wildlife Trust, said the event was an opportunity to hear from leading experts and join an open discussion with others from the community. He added: 'We hope this will be the start of a positive and inclusive conversation about Dorset's future and how we can respond to the challenges and opportunities ahead.' Following the screening, a panel discussion will be held with audience questions, including Bleese, Darren Langdown from Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service, and Julia Davies from We Have The POWER.

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• The People's Emergency Briefing to be shown at Bournemouth Pavilion this monthBournemouth Pavilion will show The People’s Emergency Briefing on Tuesday, October 20, at 6pm, organised by Dorset Wildlife Trust.Bournemouth Echo · 11 Oct, 05:00

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