Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust and WWF UK at the NST City Theatre, the audience heard from:
Matt Winning - stand up comedian and environmental economist
Debbie Tann - CEO Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust
Fanny Calder - Director of Campaigns and Public Affairs at WWF UK
Simon Kemp - Professor for Education for Sustainable Development
Matt Ward - Extinction Rebellion
Giovanna Sidaoui Haddad - Environmental Science Student and Pastry Chef
Among the questions discussed were the links between conservation and climate change, how to communicate more effectively with more people about the need for action, and what everyone values about nature.
Graphic illustrator Sam Church captured attendees thoughts on what a #WilderFuture looks like for us all, both here in the UK and globally.
The event was organised by Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust as part of our Wilder campaign, hoping to bring together local people to feed into our plans going forward, but also take part in nature's recovery.
We're starting a debate on what a wilder Hampshire and Isle of Wight looks like, and how we can all help make it happen. Together we can tip the balance in favour of nature's recovery.
