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SUMMARY:Living Water: A Conversation on Change\, Connection and Aquatic Li
 fe
LOCATION:Cambridge University: Cambridge University Library
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special public conversation inspired by the Livi
 ng Water: Poetry\, Art and the Fight for Clean Rivers exhibition at Cambri
 dge University Library and Pembroke College. Water shapes our planet\, sus
 tains life\, and connects people\, places\, and ecosystems. Yet rivers\, l
 akes\, wetlands\, and oceans are undergoing unprecedented change. This eve
 nt brings together researchers from the University of Cambridge's Water an
 d Life Research Focus to explore how water supports life\, how humans rela
 te to aquatic environments\, and how research is helping us understand and
  respond to a rapidly changing world. The discussion will range from the o
 rigins and future of aquatic life to the cultural importance of water and 
 the challenges posed by environmental change. Panellists will share insigh
 ts from their research and reflect on how their work has shaped their own 
 understanding of nature\, resilience\, and our relationship with the livin
 g world. This is an opportunity to hear directly from leading researchers\
 , engage with ideas inspired by the Living Water exhibition\, and join a w
 ider conversation about the future of our waters and the life they sustain
 . Panellists Dr Mark Wormald (Chair): Writer\, naturalist and exhibition c
 urator Dr Emilia Santos NERC: Independent Research Fellow and Assistant Pr
 ofessor\, Department of Zoology Professor Melody Clark: Project Leader for
  the Adaptations Group at the British Antarctic Survey Dr Tom Worthington:
  Head of Global Coastal Wetlands at the Department of Plant Sciences\, Uni
 versity of Cambridge. Questions from the audience As this event is designe
 d as a conversation\, we warmly welcome questions from attendees. If there
  is something you would like the panel to discuss\, please send your quest
 ion in advance to: participatory-research@bio.cam.ac.uk We will endeavour 
 to incorporate audience questions into the discussion and question-and-ans
 wer session.
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