'A South West Prospect of the Parish Church of Husbands Bosworth, as it was Damaged by a Dreadfull Storm on 6 July 1755', British Library Shelfmark: Maps K.Top.19.13
Libraries and Positive Climate Action: Climate Resilience
Hear how libraries and cultural organisations around the world are responding to the challenges of climate change.
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About Libraries and Positive Climate Action: Climate Resilience
'A South West Prospect of the Parish Church of Husbands Bosworth, as it was Damaged by a Dreadfull Storm on 6 July 1755', British Library Shelfmark: Maps K.Top.19.13
What do libraries bring to the conversation on climate change? In a time of adverse weather events, libraries are working on ways they can support their users and local communities who face the impacts of climate change.
This year, our Libraries and Positive Climate Action webinar series explores what climate resilience means to libraries around the world.
Kicking off during Green Libraries Week 2026, the webinars will centre on:
Accessible climate information
Adapting and building for resilience
Co-creating with communities
If you are thinking about how your library or institution is responding to the climate emergency and want to learn about how international colleagues are acting, this webinar series is for you.
Dates and times
Libraries and Positive Climate Action: Accessible Climate Information
Libraries and Positive Climate Action: Adapting and Building for Resilience
Libraries and Positive Climate Action: Co-creating with Communities