#CambridgeZero A bold response to climate change, harnessing @Cambridge_Uni research and policy expertise to build a zero-carbon future.
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ALT Aerial view of Cambridge buildings with a text overlay. The text reads, "How can Cambridge become a more sustainable city? Explore 6 ways the University of Cambridge is working with local partners across the city to support a more sustainable future for everyone."
ALT This image shows a group of four individuals, including King Charles III, engaged in conversation in front of an aircraft engine display. The King is wearing a light suit with a patterned tie. Another is in a dark suit with a striped tie. The setting appears to be a technical or industrial environment.
ALT A group of people seen outdoors engaging in conversation. King Charles III, wearing a light-coloured suit, is shaking hands with Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice in a grey-checked outfit. They are surrounded by others in formal attire. There is greenery and a road in the background.
ALT A large aircraft engine is on display in a modern, industrial setting. King Charles III and Professor Rob Miller are walking and talking near the engine. The space includes metal structures and a spiral staircase in the background.
ALT Two individuals stand beside a plaque at the University of Cambridge's New Whittle Laboratory. King Charles III is unveiling the plaque, while Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice looks on. The plaque commemorates a visit to the laboratory.
ALT This is a poster for the CZ Community Day. The event is scheduled for Saturday, 18 July 2026, from 10:00 to 18:00. The theme is "Shaping the Possible: Act, Make, Reflect." The poster features two hands holding a small, colourful globe with young plant leaves, symbolizing growth and sustainability. A "Free Entry" badge is displayed, and there's a QR code for registration.
ALT Poster for the CZ Community Day themed "Shaping the Possible", featuring hands holding a globe with green leaves. It includes event details: 18.07.2026, 10:00-18:00, and a QR code.
ALT Programme for sessions 11-15. Includes sections on Cambridge Friends of the Earth recycling campaign, Abbey People community and environment activities, storytelling by Marion Leeper, Green Storytime with children's books, and Wetlands and Fenlands discussion about local wildlife and climate. Events are scheduled between 10am and 6pm.
ALT Programme schedule with vibrant green and blue background. The schedule includes: Education at the Threshold of Climate Change & Action", featuring East Anglia and the Himalayas. "Indigenous Leadership and Climate Futures in the Amazon" at 1pm. "CRSD" session for resilience and sustainable development. "Water Sensitive Cambridge" session, focusing on water sensitivity and biodiversity and "Cambridge Retrofit Hub" highlighting Cambridge Retrofit Hub’s role in energy and retrofit. Decorative circular icons show session times.
ALT Programme schedule with various community-focused sessions, including Transition Cambridge, On the Verge Cambridge, and Greenpeace. Each session has a description and an icon related to its theme. Background features a gradient of blue and green with circular images highlighting themes like nature and community activities.
ALT Page one of the programme which includes details about five events: "Cambridgeshire Libraries," offering a community reading space; "Public Map East Anglia," an interactive mapping project for climate research; "Broad'n Mind," an initiative exploring the mental health benefits of broad beans; "The Resilience Web," a resource for sharing local climate solutions; and "CamCRAG," a group focused on assisting refugees with a film screening and talks. The background features leaves and bean images.
ALT Poster for the CZ Community Day themed "Shaping the Possible", featuring hands holding a globe with green leaves. It includes event details: 18.07.2026, 10:00-18:00, and a QR code.
ALT A diverse group of people seated in the Auditorium are attentively listening and applauding. Some individuals in the front rows have laptops and lanyards.
ALT Professor Tan Sri Dr Jemilah Mahmood in conversation with Prof Bhaskar Vira
ALT Prof Emily Shuckburgh speaking with attendees.
ALT Group of people interacting at a poster presentation titled "Climate Realities in Education." One person gestures towards the poster, while two others listen attentively. The poster contains charts and information related to educational responses to climate change.