Teaching Climate Together Web Series

The Teaching Climate Together web series exists to bring environmental education to everyone in a way that’s inspiring, inclusive, and informative. We work with scientists, researchers, and leaders to share stories and lessons from their work and get to know them. The most important and groundbreaking work can take years to reach classrooms. With so many people eager to learn about environmental issues, we should meet them where they’re at.  

Inspired by watching TV shows on PBS, Nat Geo, and Discovery, the Teaching Climate Together web series, hosted by me, is an example of how to bridge gaps among environmental experts by highlighting ongoing local issues and solutions. Through our episodes, we match them with environmental field trips where people can meet the expert, learn about the issues, and build community.

Why digital media matters.

73%

of people took action or made a change in their lifestyle after finding climate education.*

*82% of Gen Z alone! 

 

69%

of people report learning about climate change through media or social media.

Source: Pearsons Global Learning Study

Episode 01: Is It Too Late To Save The Planet? Evidence based hope vs Climate Doomism Ft. Dr. Elin Kelsey
Episode 02: Urban Ecology: Can Los Angeles Be Fixed? Ft. Kat Superfisky
Episode 03: Critical Ecology: Scars Of The Land Ft. Dr. Suzanne Pierre
Episode 04: Desert Ecology: Joshua Trees Are Disappearing Ft. Mojave Desert Land Trust
Episode 05: Climate Emotions What's Causing Your Climate Anxiety? Ft. Dr. Panu Pihkala
Episode 06: Intersectional Environmentalism: The People & Planet Ft. Leah Thomas
Season 2 Episode 01: Local Ecology: Why Native Plants Matter for California’s Future (ft. Theodore Payne Foundation)