What happens when climate change stops being a future problem and becomes a reality on our doorstep?
Join renowned naturalist, broadcaster and environmental campaigner Chris Packham for a thought-provoking and inspiring talk exploring the climate and nature crises, and the choices we all face in building a more sustainable future.
Drawing on his work as a conservationist and activist, Chris will challenge audiences to consider how individual and collective action can help tackle climate breakdown, protect biodiversity and create positive change. Filled with honesty, insight and optimism, this event asks one simple question: what are you going to do?
Suitable for ages 12+.
Chris Packham is one of the UK's best-known naturalists, broadcasters and environmental campaigners. He is widely recognised for programmes including Springwatch, Earth, and Is It Time to Break the Law? and is a passionate advocate for nature recovery, climate action, animal welfare and neurodiversity.
To meet anticipated demand, this event will also be available via a ticketed live stream for those unable to attend in person. We'll add details to this page nearer the time.
This event is part of the Chelmsford Science Festival 2026.