About the event

Chris Packham is one of the UK’s leading and most entertaining voices on nature and conservation. This special event brings him together with acclaimed author, journalist and Norfolk Wildlife Trust president Patrick Barkham, as well as passionate young people, for an inspiring discussion about the future of the county’s nature and the role we can all play in shaping it. There’ll even be an opportunity for you to get involved!

Hear Chris’ fascinating tales of his wild explorations in Norfolk, stories from the front line of conservation work, big questions about what comes next, and plenty of reasons to believe in the power of people working together to protect our wildlife. From Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s 100 years of restoring nature and the solutions already working, to the actions communities and individuals can take going forward, you’ll leave feeling full of inspiration and ideas to make a difference.

A book signing with Chris Packham will take place after the talk, with books available to purchase.

Location:
This event takes place in UEA Lecture Theatre One. What Three Words: ///pure.could.dips

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Timings:
• Doors open: 6:00pm
• Conversation begins: 6:30pm
• Interval: 7:15–7:45pm
• Formal end: 8:45pm, followed by book signing and an opportunity to meet the panel

Please note that photography and video recording may take place during this event.