by admin | Mar 26, 2023 | Climate Collaboratory, Climate Stories, Let's Talk Climate, Resources
Every generation has a story to tell. Each of us is part of the next chapter in the story of life on Earth, our home. In the early years of the 21st century, we’re living the story that future generations will tell their grandchildren. Craft your own climate...
by Sue Blythe | Dec 2, 2022 | Climate Stories, Environment, Let's Talk Climate
When I went to visit my grandchildren in North Carolina, I wondered what it would take to offset the carbon cost of the round-trip flight. Today I got the answer.Photo from fineartamerica.com I asked my friends at We Are Neutral in Gainesville, FL The reply gave me a...
by admin | May 29, 2022 | Climate Collaboratory, Climate Stories, Education, Volunteers
Alachua County, Florida Interfaith Climate Group – Building Community in a Changing ClimateBaha’is of Alachua CountyTemple Shir Shalom – Green TeamUnited Church of Gainesville – 2 climate groupsCity CommissionCounty CommissionEnvironmental...
by Sue Blythe | May 18, 2022 | Climate Stories, Creative Artworks, Earth Charter, Education, Environment
In the year 2050, Great-Gramma Sage remembers the early days of the Earth Charter Century. The Sage in Sue Blythe has stories to tell about significant moments in her life journey. 1992 – Peace CampIn the year of the first Earth Summit, high school students from...
by admin | Apr 20, 2022 | Climate Collaboratory, Climate Stories, Education, Environment, Musical
Earthman Lanny Smith’s interview was broadcast on 30 NPR Stations in Texas. Way to reach out, Earthman! LISTEN to the recording here. NOTE to Roving Reporters: This was a 15-minute interview, edited down to 4 minutes.
by admin | Mar 31, 2022 | Climate Collaboratory, Climate Stories, Environment, Expressions
Prompt: Think of a young person for whom you care deeply– your child, grandchild, niece, nephew, a future child not yet born or maybe even your future self. Now imagine it is the year 2050. That child is grown up and raising a family of their own. They open their...
