Exeter House. Positive Tipping Points: Heroes of Nature and Climate

Join an exclusive presentation from BBC Studios’ Natural History Unit featuring a unique insight into the global television hit Planet Earth III. Includes a sneak peek at never-before-seen footage showcasing heroes of climate and nature. Around the world, heroes on the frontline of conservation are fighting to save wildlife. A new generation of remarkable people are stepping up and overcoming huge obstacles, working in dangerous places, often risking their lives. Protecting habitats and saving wildlife are inextricably linked to our changing climate. 

 This event will be hosted by the University of Exeter Business School and include a presentation on the recently launched and widely acclaimed Global Tipping Points Report, a comprehensive analysis of negative and positive tipping points. ### Speakers include: Dr Jonny Keeling, Head of the BBC Natural History Unit Sam Boynton, Head of Impact Campaigns at the BBC Natural History Unit Professor Alexandra Gerbasi, Pro-Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean of the Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy, University of Exeter Dr Steven Smith, Tipping Points Research Impact Fellow, University of Exeter and lead author of Global Tipping Points Report