Want to Help With Climate?
Many of us are too busy to even think about our climate which is understandable. But this makes it all too easy for us to abuse it.
“Connection leads to caring and caring leads to positive actions in the community.”
So, if you already feel connected to then skip to Step 2. But if you haven’t had time for a while - or if you are a leader in community and want to help others re-connect - then we encourage you to get outside everyday and experience our stunning world as if for the first time, every time. Remember to look up and reflect on what our climate means to you and to your happiness. After all, we are talking about the air we breathe and the water we drink. What do you see? How does it make you feel?
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Step 2. Learn About How Climate Functions and What Its Vulnerabilities Are From the World’s Most Trusted Scientists.
Check out our inspiring educational resources:
How do we know its us warming the world (and not something else)?
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Resources for Teachers
Step 3. Use Your Creativity To Take Action!
From artists and teachers to students and business owners to mums, dads, uncles and aunts - there is so much you can do that is both inspiring and purposeful to help with climate. Here are some great ideas to get you started:
Action for Artists Action for Teachers Action for Business Owners Action for Mums and Dads
Action for Students Action for Homeowners Action for Investors
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3. Learn about how climate functions and what its vulnerabilities are from the most trustworthy scientists. Check out these inspiring SkyDay Resources:
SkyDay Science Explainers SkyDay Curriculum
How do we know its us warming the world (and not something else)?
3. Talk about it:
Did you know that the most important thing any of us can do to help with climate is just talk about it to family and friends? Because when you do people learn from you and are encouraged to take positive action.
4. Get back out there and think about ways you would like to take action.
Maybe take a Sky Walk? And a small pad of paper and ask yourself these three questions :
What you would like to do to help with climate?
What resources you have that you could use to take these actions?
And then - most importantly - which action would give you the most pleasure to do?