Climate Change and Biodiversity
Together For Our Planet – The UK’s Year Of Climate Action
This November the UK will partner with Italy to host the UN Climate Change
Conference COP26 in Glasgow and bring together world leaders to commit to
urgent global climate action.
The scientific community is in agreement that there is a process of
climate change happening as a result of human activity.
As a sector, we must all work to minimise the impact of our activities and
work with Government and other land users, owners and managers to protect
the environment, mitigate climate change and reverse the loss of
biodiversity.
Outdoor Professionals are ideally placed to influence and educate the
children, young people and adults we come into contact with about
climate change and biodiversity threats, impact and possible
solutions.
#OneStepGreener
For the month leading up to COP26
IOL would like to share your 'top tips' for helping to take action on
climate change, either in your role as an Outdoor Professional, a
business, an organisation, or an individual with a passion for the
outdoors.
We will share 31 ideas, calls for action from our MP's and World Leaders,
and pledges for the future through social media and newsletters throughout
October.
Share your TOP TIP, PLEDGE TO ACTION and CALL FOR COMMITMENT in no more
than 25 - 30 words each by Email.