23rd July – Scientists at the Natural History Museum with the U3A

As part of the London Region Summer programme, this event has been curated especially for u3a members and will comprise two lectures by Museum scientists describing their work relating to climate change and how the resources of the Natural History Museum can be instrumental in preventing biodiversity loss and how life responds to a changing planet.

Natalie Cooper will talk from a life sciences perspective.  James Witts who studies mass extinctions and climate change will be talking from an Earth science perspective.
Tickets £10 pp. Click on this link for the Summer 2024 Events Programme which includes further information and a direct link to the Booking Form.