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As part of our growing Sustainability work, we’ve been inspired by leading climate scientists, such as Katharine Hayhoe, who are engaging hard-to-reach audiences on the issue of climate change.
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This links to important heritage sector debates on the importance of engaging communities on the need for rapid action essential to help our communities adapt and develop resilience to increasingly frequent flooding events.
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Heritage and archaeology’s role in building resilience is an area we have been researching within archaeological organisations and related disciplines. Evidence from the past can help contextualise perspectives on climate change and develop narratives with time depth.

This extends the conversation to issues of biodiversity loss, equality, and diversity. Our ancestors have faced similar issues in the past which at times led to fundamental changes.
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Check out the link below to read how scientists such as Katherine Hayhoe are leading on sustainability issues -
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