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Cambridge University Press & Assessment is empowering a generation of learners who can tackle the climate crisis.

Climate education equips young people with the knowledge and skills to understand the complexities of climate change and encourages them to become active participants in tackling this global challenge.

Go to cambridge.org/ClimateEducation to discover more about #climateeducation

Video description:

Text on the screen at the beginning of the film reads 'Climate change is one of the world's most pressing challenges.' over the top of clips of forest fires, melting ice caps, and flooding in different areas of the world. The text then changes to 'Education is a vital tool in tackling it.' over the top of footage of children walking to school and running down the stairs at school. After she starts speaking at 00:20, Cambridge University Press & Assessment's Global Director for Climate Education, Christine Ozden, appears on screen. The footage then shows Christine presenting to a group of secondary school students and other footage of young people in learning environments, as well as clips of communities around the world in their local climates. At 1:08, Hugo, a secondary school student, appears on screen, followed by Hannah, another secondary school student. At 1:27, Allie, Corporate Relations Officer at The Wildlife Trusts, appears following footage of students learning about plants and solar panels. At 1:34, we hear from Christine again followed by a series of footage of young people walking out from a classroom to learn and engage with nature in outdoor spaces - from a garden to a forest and a beach. The film closes with Christine smiling to the camera and standing outside Cambridge's offices, followed by an on-screen call to action at 1:51 to visit Cambridge.org/ClimateEducation.