Congratulations to the London Climate Ready Partnership LCRP (London Climate Ready Partnership) A new name, but the same goal - to work in partnership to support London to become the world’s most climate resilient city #climateready

Our deputy chair Sam Longman is speaking to communities today about how we can help support greater resilience across London as part of #LCAW2024 - get in touch and join us to get ready for our changing climate - [email protected]

How do we build a more resilient city in the face of increasing climate impacts? Resilience First Arup are focusing on what businesses need to do to respond #LCAW2024

It's a bit cooler today, but please take extra care, particularly around green spaces Here's what to do if you come across a grass fire 📲 Call 999 immediately 🗺️ Try and provide a precise location - spot any landmarks, or use what3words ✖️ Do not attempt to tackle the fire

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Bob Ward, Chair of the LCRP, published his article on how Londoners can expect more 40C extreme weather and how we must prepare. Read more here: standard.co.uk/comment/london…

You can catch up on our climate adaptation webinar series any time on our website 💻 thanks for sharing ICOM UK tinyurl.com/23bba5sa #intoheritage #climateadaptation #heritageandclimate #webinar

More than 1,300 people have died from summer heatwave conditions in London over the past four years. Read more in Bob Ward's article on how we can prepare for higher temperatures here: rb.gy/8dhsyo

Check out our July 2024 newsletter to see what we've been up to climatelondon.org/newsletter/jul…

🌡️🏙️Temperatures in towns and cities are often warmer due to the urban heat island effect. 🌳Trees provide shade and can cool the air through evapotranspiration. 📢As UK temperatures increase, we’ll face hotter summers and need to be prepared by protecting and planting trees.

A new study led by the Met Office highlights potential enhancements to hyper-local forecasts for heatwaves in urban areas by harnessing citizen observations, land cover data and machine learning. More in thread, or read the full news release 👇 Uni of Reading

Check out our August 2024 Newsletter for the latest updates in the world of climate adaptation and resilience climatelondon.org/newsletter/aug…

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Tree in trouble 🌳🛑 We're often seeing trees that are at high risk of failing as a result of their planting conditions. If you see a tree in trouble please report to your council directly or via an app like FixMyStreet (And chase up if nothing is done). Be a tree friend 💚

London’s water voles need you 🐾 As one of Britain’s fastest declining mammals, we must act now to protect them. Help us by reporting any water vole sightings in London’s waterways. Record your sightings here 👇gigl.org.uk/submit-records… #RewildLondon @ldn_environment