Between belief and evidence, Rose Anne Mitchell questions how environmental debates influence the way we understand climate change.
The evidence is clear that most people are concerned about our impact on the planet, yet many assume others do not feel the same. Why does this perception gap exist? And how do we shift towards positivity and engagement, rather than feeling overwhelmed or disengaged?
Rose Anne Mitchell invites us to consider how our views on environmental issues have become polarised, and how personal experience, media narratives and marketing influence how people see climate change. Using Jersey’s landscape as a backdrop, the walk reflects on how small shifts in perspective can open the door to more constructive conversations.
Rose Anne Mitchell works with the Grow Project in Jersey and supports Plastic Free Jersey, focusing on environmental education and community engagement.
Learn more about Plastic Free Jersey: www.plasticfreejersey.com
Meet in the car park on La Rue des Platons www.w3w.co/intrudes.marvel.singers
Bus route 4.
Duration: Allow 1.30 hours. Difficulty: 🔵🔵🔵⚪⚪
This route follows rocky terrain which is steep in places. Wear sensible footwear. And please consider sustainable means of travel, either cycling or the bus.
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