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SUMMARY:York rivers trail: The rivers and us
DESCRIPTION:York rivers trail: The rivers and us is an exhibition exploring the relationship between people\, rivers\, nature and place in York. \nThrough photography\, stories and creative responses inspired by York’s rivers\, visitors will discover perspectives on nature\, heritage\, wellbeing and climate resilience. Part of the wider York rivers trail programme\, the exhibition invites reflection on the importance of rivers to communities\, nature and York’s future. \nNo tickets needed – please visit during CityScreen opening times. \nFind out more about the York Rivers Trail here: https://www.york.gov.uk/YorkRiversTrail
URL:https://yorkenvironmentfestival.org.uk/event/york-rivers-trail-the-rivers-and-us/
LOCATION:City Screen Picture House\, 13-17 Coney St\, York\, YO1 9QL
CATEGORIES:Climate Education,Getting Creative,Wheelchair access
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Battlefield: Ecocide in Ukraine
DESCRIPTION:Explore the environmental consequences of the Russo-Ukrainian war through the lens of ecocide and restorative justice. Drawing on personal experience and research\, Kateryna Minakova examines the impact of conflict on landscapes\, wildlife\, and communities\, and discusses pathways to environmental recovery and accountability. \nPerfect for nature lovers\, students\, researchers\, sustainability professionals\, and anyone interested in Ukraine\, conservation\, and environmental justice. \nSuitable for ages 16+.
URL:https://yorkenvironmentfestival.org.uk/event/beyond-the-battlefield-ecocide-in-ukraine/
CATEGORIES:Climate Education,Climate Justice
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SUMMARY:Could York be a National Park City?
DESCRIPTION:What if York could become a National Park City? How would being a National Park City influence the way people in York experience work\, play and travel?  \nThis event invites anyone interested in these questions to shape the path we collectively take towards the bold idea of establishing York as one of the next globally-recognised National Park Cities! \nCome with questions and ideas\, and learn about the National Park City movement! \nSuitable for ages 12+. \nBooking is required for this event and can be done through the following link: https://forms.gle/vYvPvUqHPbavx7zY8
URL:https://yorkenvironmentfestival.org.uk/event/could-york-be-a-national-park-city/
LOCATION:West Offices\, West Offices\, Station Rise\, York\, YO1 6GA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Blue badge parking,Building Sustainably,Sustainable Living,Wheelchair access
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SUMMARY:How will extreme heat change our lives?
DESCRIPTION:Following the extreme heat\, lack of rain and wildfires this summer\, Jan Selby\, Professor of International Politics and Climate Change at the University of Leeds\, will explain the science behind the changes to our weather and introduce a discussion on what we can do about the impacts. \nWe’d really welcome participation from organisations or individuals who work with vulnerable people or who offer solutions to help us adapt our homes\, buildings and public spaces. \nJoin us in person at Spark (in the Show Room on the first floor) – no booking needed. \nThis is event is most suitable for ages 14+\, but all are welcome!
URL:https://yorkenvironmentfestival.org.uk/event/how-will-extreme-heat-change-lives/
LOCATION:Spark York\, 17-21 Piccadilly\, York\, YO1 9PB
CATEGORIES:Climate Education,Wheelchair access
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