Climate change threats to Gloucestershire include the following:

• Gloucester Cathedral: tidal flooding with rising sea levels
• Beech woodland: drought stress
• Frampton-on-Severn and its architectural heritage: tidal flooding
• Gloucester and Sharpness Canal: tidal flooding
• Slimbridge Wetlands: tidal flooding
• Migratory birds, such as the cuckoo (nearly lost in Gloucestershire): drought on migratory routes
• Frogs and toads: loss of wetland through drought
• Tewkesbury and low-lying land nearby: river flooding from more severe rainfall events
• Orchards, old Gloucestershire apple varieties: drought stress
• Kingsholm Stadium: tidal flooding
• Cotswold streams drying out (e.g. source of the Thames): drought