I’ve long included urban heat as one of the reasons we need more street trees and verge gardens. Here are some previous posts. (Did you know you can use tags to group posts in Substack?)
I’m looking forward to hearing the conversation at this event. You might too.
On Wednesday, the Queensland Heat Health Community of Practice is hosting an online session on how heat is shaping walking, active travel, and public transport use. Here’s the flyer as .jpg and .pdf, and details in the text below.
This interactive online session, delivered by Queensland Walks, will explore how heat is shaping walking, active travel, and public transport use.
Date: Wednesday, 8 July 2026
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM (AEST)
Location: Online via Microsoft Teams
12:00pm: Welcome and introduction
12:05pm: Queensland Walking Alliance’s Call to action & community engagement campaign.
12:50pm: Group discussion
1:20pm: Closing remarks
This event free to attend and offers a unique opportunity to connect evidence, policy, and lived experience to support more heat-safe, equitable communities. Feel free to share this invitation and the attached flyer with colleagues or anyone who may be interested. The event is open to all.
Register here to reserve your sport.
Will this session be recorded?
Yes. We will share the recording with anyone who has registered for the event.
Do I need prior knowledge or experience?
No. The session is open to all, whether you are a professional or a community member, your participation and perspective is valued.
Will there be an opportunity to ask questions or contribute?
Yes. This will be an interactive workshop - participation is highly encouraged, and you are welcome to share your own experiences.
Is this session focused only on Queensland?
While the examples may be drawn from Queensland, insights may be broadly relevant to other regions experiencing heat-related challenges.
Will there be opportunities for ongoing involvement after the session?
Yes. Participants are highly encouraged to become a member of the QHHCoP and stay connected for future events and initiatives.
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