Climate Museum UK – Bridget McKenzie

Adaptarchy – a new programme

I’m working with Nick Brooks of Garama, and under the umbrella of Climate Museum UK on a programme called Adaptarchy. It has three goals:…

On Saturday 16th November I gave a keynote talk at the Ground Up conference at Thoresby College in Kings Lynn,…

Earth Talk is a course, a community of practice and a playbook that offers a rich set of tools to…

Having moved back home to the City of Norwich, I now feel I am working in a ‘place’, as it’s…

I took part in a Twitter conference organised by ICON’s Sustainability Network, about climate, sustainability and cultural heritage. I tweeted…

You might have seen my piece arguing for Activation Not Communication in public engagement of climate & nature. I’m building…

I’ve been talking about Possitopian approaches to the future for a few years now. However, it is sometimes misinterpreted, for…

This is an experimental post, as I’m trying to explore some conundrums and challenge some truisms. It started with one…

What do you do after declaring a climate and ecological emergency? What can cultural organisations and practitioners do that will…

Reposted from Extreme Weather Stories publication on Medium. Written for the anniversary of the 1953 floods, January 31st. On the lookout In…