Places of Climate Change (PloCC)

Places of Climate Change (PloCC) is a collaborative research forum that unites perspectives from many disciplines at Bangor University. This allows academics, researchers, and PhD students to jointly address sense-of-place notions in relation to climate change.

The notion of ‘place’ has long been recognised in human geography and other areas as a locational concept to which humans feel attached in some way (e.g., emotionally, culturally or through a sense of responsibility and ownership). Climate change happens globally but is felt locally, in the places where we live and to which we feel attached.

We organise meetings, thematic sub-groups and activities such as seminars and grant writing sessions. If you are interested in joining the group, contact us at plocc@bangor.ac.uk or more information. Participants are welcome from all Schools and Colleges within the University. Seminars are open to the wider University and public, for more information click on the Seminars tab.