Join us on Tuesday 7th November at 6.30pm for a special talk by Jonathan Shanklin “Voyages to Antarctica – the ozone hole and climate change” at the main hall of Les Varendes, Foots Lane (that is the Sixth form centre, old Grammar School (not the very old one). ///signatures.igloo.flop
Jonathan will describe some of his visits to Antarctica, then focus on two major environmental issues: the ozone hole and climate change. Occasionally signs of ozone depletion might be seen from Guernsey and one day climate change will have a major impact on the island. Come and find out what you might see in Antarctica and why climate change matters.
Jonathan Shanklin is an emeritus fellow at the British Antarctic Survey and was one of the scientists who discovered the Antarctic ozone hole.
The talk will be held at the main hall at Les Varendes, Foots Lane (that is the Sixth form centre, old Grammar School (not the very old one) ///signatures.igloo.flop. on Tuesday 7th November Starting at 6:30pm.
