CLIMATE CALIFORNIA explores the causes, impacts, and solutions of climate change through the stories of people who remind us of the beauty of the world and the power we already have. Watch this new 10-part NorCal Public Media original series below, with a new episode arriving each month.
Climate California: Explorations is a PBS grant-funded digital series that delves into the impacts of climate change while highlighting solutions, resilience, and hope. Environmentalist Meg Haywood Sullivan explores climate change throughout the state of California, from redwood forests to fire-prone mountains, coastal beaches, and industrial urban streets. Meg's passion empowers viewers to act, showing that the climate crisis is also an opportunity for a resilient, just, and sustainable future.
Events
Play, Imagination, and Climate Advocacy (FREE Screening + Panel)
Tuesday, July 8th, 5:30 - 7:00 pm at the Main San Francisco Public Library
As part of the San Francisco Library's Everybody's Climate program, join NorCal Public Media as we explore stories and upend assumptions in a special screening of the new regional Emmy-winning PBS series, CLIMATE CALIFORNIA.
We'll be screening episode 6, where we...
- Learn about stewardship through surfing
- Overcome systemic barriers through community
- Play role-playing games to learn about climate change
- Break apart economic assumptions.
Climate change demands new solutions - and new stories. Join us for a discussion on what we need those stories to be.
Panelists: Marcy Brown (Mycelium Youth Network), Indy Rishi Singh and David Kearney-Brown (California Doughnut Economics Coalition), Jack Hines (host, Ear to the Wild), Charles Loi (host/director, Climate California)
