An organisation set up by young people on Island looking to tackle climate change hosts its official launch tomorrow.
The Isle of Man Student Climate Network will hold the event at the the Manx Legion Club in Douglas from 7pm.
The group is linking up with the Isle of Man Climate Change Coalition, which is co-hosting it.
The network staged a protest over the harms of plastics on the environment outside Tynwald on April 12, with a further one planned for next month.
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