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Can going ‘wild’ help us to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis? Meet some of the UK’s foremost thinkers, writers, activists and influencers to find out how people across the globe are rethinking their relationship with the natural world.
Wild Talks is a series of public lectures hosted by Manchester Museum, in collaboration with the University of Manchester, that will delve even deeper into some of the issues raised by our new exhibition, Wild. Issues that often have an unseen, yet powerful, impact on our daily lives.
This series is part of the University’s support for lifelong, flexible learning, aimed at supporting people’s aspirations and learning needs at every stage of their lives. Through public lectures, we aim to provide access to a Manchester education for all.
Photography credits:
Wolf in Yellowstone courtesy NPS : Jacob W. Frank.
Deer and owl in Knepp courtesy Knepp Estate.
Sea squirts and feather stars in Lamlash Bay copyright Howard Wood & COAST.
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