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Exeter Climate Forum

Monday 28 - Wednesday 30 June 2027

Streatham Campus, University of Exeter

This is a non-profit event

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Join us at the Exeter Climate Forum, bringing together world-leading climate researchers, businesses, policymakers and young people, to shape and engage with global climate strategy. Set in the stunning Devon countryside, the programme of sessions and activities will be designed to inspire meaningful action through bold ideas, discussion, and connection.

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A week of engagement: Monday 29 June - Friday 3 July 2026

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What to Expect

  • Plenary presentations, workshops and panel discussions with leading experts across sectors
  • Networking opportunities to share knowledge and ideas
  • Poster sessions to showcase the latest science
  • Evening get-togethers for informal discussions and lively debates
  • Events for young people and the local community

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Exeter Climate Conference

Monday 29 June – Wednesday 1 July 2026

Hosted by the University of Exeter

Gain fresh insights, build your network, and explore practical solutions to accelerate climate action at the Forum’s central Conference.

Bringing together experts, policy makers, businesses and young people and covering four cross-cutting themes – Carbon Cycle, Positive Tipping Points for Business, Climate and Health, and Modelling and Extreme Weather – sessions will connect the very latest research with policy and social science to urge action and drive solutions.

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