This is part of a work package in the team's UKRI funding proposal entitled "CIVIC: Climate Impacts on Vectors in Cities". With a warming climate and increasing number of extreme weather events such as heatwaves, the risk of tick-borne diseases in the UK is expected to increase. CIVIC will investigate climate-mediated changes in vector-borne disease risk in urban green spaces and evaluate best approaches to increasing public understanding of risk and adaptation. This ALSPAC project will be important to achieve the objectives of CIVIC through understanding the cohort's perception, lived experience and behavioral adaptation to heatwaves and tick exposure.