Bill McGuire talks about the magnitude of the climate emergency facing us and what we can do about this, based on his latest book Hothouse Earth. Cambridge is located in one of the most vulnerable parts of the UK - its hottest, most low-lying, and most drought prone region - and yet those who govern us, invest in and plan for the area fail to address this.  For more information visit

Activities for all the family, over 100 stalls, entertainment and food.  For more information go to https://www.thriplowdaffodils.org.uk/

Runs from Friday 17 March until Sunday 2 April, Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, Cambridge

In this project, art and science come together to explore the ‘shimmering’ of balanced water ecosystems.  For more information visit https://www.festival.cam.ac.uk/events/shimmering-together-protecting-balance-water-ecosystems?dm_i=6DCF%2CQUR0%2C4L140A%2C3C6LH%2C1

These popups will offer a ‘one stop shop’ providing information, guidance and support.  For more information, times and locations go to https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/cost-of-living-support-popups

This free talk gives an insight into the work being undertaken in Cambridgeshire to save the water vole.    For more information and to book a place go to https://www.thecrt.co.uk/Event/saving-the-water-vole