On Friday 11th November, Strathclyde held a multidisciplinary ‘COP27 and COP26-Legacy Event’, aimed at exploring climate change impacts and resolution work from a variety of areas for a general audience. Among the twenty or so posters were those of two WAMSS members: Euan Duernberger, who’s soon to complete his viva, and Angus Buck, who was one of three winners at the event for his combined poster and presentation. The poster session proceeded a Climate Fresk Workshop, exploring the causes and far-reaching effects of climate change on the environment, food chain and human wellbeing; and was proceeded by an interesting climate debate between academics. Overall, it was an enjoyable and educational event, and a good chance to showcase Strathclyde and WAMSS’ work towards climate crisis solutions.