We believe that we are all storytellers. And we all have a story to tell about climate change
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Red Bell
The red bell curve
as it’s pulled along,
louder, deeper, hotter,
the sound all wrong.
Jane Strachan
Climate Services Manager, Met Office
Kids’ workshop, YMCA Broadclyst (Devon). Print animations that tell powerful stories in a few short frames.
We can guarantee this will be great fun and full of surprises – definitely not to be missed! If you think climate change is a depressing topic, you definitely need to hear Rosie Eade and friends in action. The evening will leave you smiling and hopeful!
Climate Stories is at the Lovelock Centenary Event at Exeter Uni
Address: The University of Exeter Forum (Streatham Campus)
Time and date: 29th – 31st July 2019
The event celebrates the 100th birthday of James Lovelock and his visionary approach to thinking about the Earth as a living system. Climate Stories will be represented at this exceptional opportunity to explore Earth system thinking.
Workshops & Events
We have put arts practitioners together with climate scientists to equip a cohort of volunteer climate scientists with narrative skills through an intensive workshop exploring different methods of storytelling.
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Funders & Supporters
We are funded by NERC under the Engaging Environment programme.