Kamloops groups host event aiming to spark dialogue on climate change
Kamloops groups host event aiming to spark dialogue on climate change
Climate forum in Kamloops
Photo: Transition Kamloops
A girl holds a balloon printed with an image of the earth.
Two Kamloops groups are hoping to spark a dialogue on climate change later this month.
Transition Kamloops and Kamloops Seniors for Climate Action are partnering to host an event on Wednesday, April 29, which will involve presentations from guest speakers and breakout sessions with the audience.
“The evening will explore what’s happening with the climate in Kamloops, how to talk about it and why it matters,” said a statement from organizers.
Guest speakers include TRU professors Darryl Carlyle-Moses and Crystal Huscroft.
The event will run from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Kamloops United Church, located at 421 St. Paul St.
It’s one of several events taking place during Earth Month. Transition Kamloops’ secure bike parking action fest, a spring clothing exchange, and the City of Kamloops’ Clean the Beach event are all happening this weekend.