Director of international relations and sustainability initiatives at Klimatorium, Denmark. EU Climate Pact Ambassador, professional committee of Danish Network for Climate Adaptation

Industrial PhD student, working at the Danish Coastal Authorities. Mia Cassidy Prall has submitted her paper ‘Arts-based methods for just co-creation of nature-based solutions: collaging plural coastal futures’. How can climate adaptation deliver co-benefits to everyone and not just the already privileged population while marginalizing vulnerable groups.

Shobha Maharaj is an adaptation specialist who is currently an Adjunct Professor at the University of Fiji where she is assisting with the development of the Ecological and Climate Crises Legal Institute. She was an author of the IPCC AR6 WGII in the Small Islands chapter and Summary for Policymakers.

Gretta Pecl is Professor of marine ecology at the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies), and Director of the Centre for Marine Socioecology. She focuses on species and ecosystem responses to climate change, and the development of adaptation options for natural resource management. She was an IPCC AR6 author.

Lisa Schipper has spent nearly three decades researching adaptation, maladaptation and development. She is professor of Development Geography at the University of Bonn, where she coordinates the AdaptationHive collective for Critical Adaptation Studies. As an author of three recent IPCC reports, she is increasingly worried about the lack of action by governments.

Sarah Lund: Director of international relations and sustainability initiatives at Klimatorium, Denmark. EU Climate Pact Ambassador, professional committee of Danish Network for Climate Adaptation Mia Cassidy Prall: Industrial PhD student, working at the Danish Coastal Authorities. Mia Cassidy Prall has submitted her paper ‘Arts-based methods for just co-creation of nature-based solutions: collaging plural coastal futures’. How can climate adaptation deliver co-benefits to everyone and not just the already privileged population while marginalizing vulnerable groups.

Lisa has spent three decades researching adaptation, maladaptation and development. She is professor of Development Geography at the University of Bonn, where she coordinates the AdaptationHive collective for Critical Adaptation Studies. As an author of three recent IPCC reports, she is increasingly worried about the lack of action by governments. Shobha Maharaj is an adaptation specialist who is currently an Adjunct Professor at the University of Fiji where she is assisting with the development of the Ecological and Climate Crises Legal Institute. She was an author of the IPCC AR6 WGII in the Small Islands chapter and Summary for Policymakers. Gretta Pecl is Professor of marine ecology at the Institute​ for Marine and Antarctic Studies)​, and Director of the Centre for Marine Socioecology. She focuses on species and ecosystem responses to climate change, and the development of adaptation options for natural resource management. She was an IPCC AR6 author.