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Join us as we talk to Island Geographer - Chloe Searl on all things fieldwork. From why it is more important than ever to how schools can weave it into their curriculum Chloe explains how fieldwork can help students learn beyond the classroom and how... more

In this episode, Paul Turner discusses his journey in integrating climate and nature education into the core school curriculum through the Ministry of Eco Education. Paul gives examples of places which are becoming more sustainable using practical me... more

Discover how climate change is reshaping our coastlines and what strategies can help us adapt. Larissa Naylor, a professor of Geomorphology and Environmental Geography at the University of Glasgow, shares insights on coastal processes, landform creat... more

In this episode of Ask the Geographer, we look into the role of nature-based solutions in addressing climate change. Join us as Dr. Stephen Cornelius from WWF explains how ecosystems can be part of the response and why this is crucial for sustainable... more

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Paul Turner
Radical geographer focused on social and environmental education
Ministry of Eco Education
Episode: Embedding Sustainability and Climate Change into the Curriculum with Paul Turner
Larissa Naylor
Professor of Geomorphology and Environmental Geography at the University of Glasgow
University of Glasgow
Episode: Coastal Geomorphology with Professor Larissa Naylor
Dr Stephen Cornelius
Deputy Practice Leader and Innovation Lead for Climate Change and Energy at WWF
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)
Episode: Nature based solutions to climate change with Dr Stephen Cornelius
Dr. Angus McNelly
Lecturer in international development at King's College London, specializing in development of countries in Latin America through a political and economic lens.
King's College London
Episode: Fossil Fuel Pathways with Dr Angus McNelly
Dr. David Anderson
Geography Education Specialist with extensive experience both in and out of the classroom.
Episode: Wetlands with Dr David Anderson
Hina Dave
PhD student investigating how school leaders approach climate change education
Episode: Climate Adapted Pathways in Education (CAPE)
Lee Hoth
Professor of Science Education at Leeds Trinity University
Leeds Trinity University
Episode: Climate Adapted Pathways in Education (CAPE)
Michelle Minton
Experienced geography teacher and educator, currently working for Teach First
Teach First
Episode: Climate Adapted Pathways in Education (CAPE)
Dr. Andrew Lee
Geographer and geography educator with over 25 years of experience
University College London
Episode: Climate Education with Dr Andrew Lee

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Embedding Sustainability and Climate Change into the Curriculum with Paul Turner
Q: Can you share a concrete example or case study that students could analyze to understand climate change more deeply?
Forest Green Rovers serves as a practical example, including their plant-based kit from Reflow and other sustainability initiatives at the club, which can be explored as a live case study in classrooms to connect geography, climate action, and community impact.
Embedding Sustainability and Climate Change into the Curriculum with Paul Turner
Q: In your opinion, how does sustainability look in practice when embedded into A-level geography?
Sustainability is mapped through core concepts, with the broader themes of globalization, power dynamics, and systemic change informing how students explore climate and nature topics beyond mere carbon counts, connecting theory to real-world contexts.
Coastal Geomorphology with Professor Larissa Naylor
Q: What is coastal geomorphology and how does it shape the coast?
Coastal geomorphology is the study of how landforms at the coast are shaped by waves, weathering, and biological processes, all interacting in space and time to create beaches, cliffs, and other features.
Nature based solutions to climate change with Dr Stephen Cornelius
Q: Before we get into the main part of this podcast, could you tell us what the WWF do and your role within it?
WWF is the largest conservation organization globally, working across forests, oceans, freshwater, wildlife, and climate change. My role involves shaping WWF's climate strategy, policy work, energy transition, corporate engagement, and partnership development to advance nature-based solutions and adaptation efforts.
Wetlands with Dr David Anderson
Q: Can you describe some of the methods that are being used to restore the wetlands?
Methods include blocking old drainage systems to raise the water table, using geotextiles to prevent erosion, and sediment nourishment to restore areas.

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