In this timely episode of The School of Heritage, I sit down with Robert Collin, environmental law expert and educator, to explore how different generations can come together to confront one of humanity’s greatest challenges: climate change. We dive into the urgency of building bridges—between elders who hold wisdom from the past and younger generations who carry both the energy and vision for the future. Robert shares practical insights on how communities can collaborate across age, culture, and discipline to create sustainable solutions that move beyond division and toward collective action. From climate justice to intergenerational responsibility, this conversation highlights why the fight against a warming world must be rooted in unity, respect, and shared purpose. This episode is a reminder that solving the climate crisis isn’t the work of one group alone—it’s a shared journey that demands the voices and actions of every generation. Buy The Climate Adaptation Generation on Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/yxxnc8xr