A Northumberland museum will host an ice trail over two days in January to highlight animals impacted by climate change.
Coal and Ice will include large-scale ice sculptures of animals at Woodhorn Museum, with the trail aiming to shine a light on the impact of climate change on animals from across the world. Organisers hope that it will encourage families and children to consider how they can reduce their carbon footprint in 2023.
As well as the sculptures, a large ice bridge will be created as part of the trail, with climate pledges by local schoolchildren and visitors to the museum frozen into the ice blocks. Children from across Northumberland have also helped selected the animals that will go on display at Coal and Ice .
