A huge thank you to everyone who has taken part in our #climateanxiety and #natureconnection survey! 🌿 the survey is closed now and we'll be sharing some results in August and September 🌞🍂
Great stuff here, drawing on the work of the fab @reneelertzman.
“...if people can participate creatively, they can avoid their psychological barriers because they are no longer subject to the guilt & conflict of not being able to do the ‘right things’"
https://t.co/24pKEingSf
At a time when our oceans are on fire, extreme heat conditions in Canada, and weather warnings issued across the UK, EXTINCT by @aprildeangelis feels more timely than ever.
Must end Sat 17 Jul - don't miss it.
https://t.co/cqBW6R1E4n
@ProjectDrawdown Here’s our info-graphic with Dos & Don’ts for talking about climate with young people in your life. And even more tips in our handouts here: https://t.co/UEkirn9zLh
“Access is not just about proximity.” @UofTForestry's PhD candidate Ambika Tenneti (@ambika_tenneti) investigates how to make the city’s urban forests more inclusive. #UTSC#UofT https://t.co/hDcwHobxZI
Embracing diversity in our British landscapes should be at the heart of all of our decision making processes. I spoke today about this at #L4LConference in the context of race and rural racism which is reported in this BBC news article feat @LouisaAdjoa
https://t.co/X49unFcXCb
New book alert! *Kinship* is a lively series that explores our deep interconnections with the living world—featuring Robin Wall Kimmerer, Richard Powers, David Abram, J. Drew Lanham, Sharon Blackie, and more!https://t.co/7XdRuatFPj @sharonblackie @wildandincolor
Eco-anxiety is on the rise. Many of my friends/fellow campaigners feel hopeless, nihilistic and despairing. If you're 30+, here are things that help and things that really, really don't, from my experience in practice.
https://t.co/NJrgRqEvYK
Please take part in our research! We're looking for participants (meat-eaters aged 18+) for a 7-day online study where you will be asked to try and reduce your meat consumption. Participants will enter a prize draw for £50. If interested, DM @PoppyCooke2 for details! @CAST_Centre
There are also inequalities in who has access to nature, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. So we are exploring how proximity to nature and other factors might influence this
We're interested in how spending time in nature is related to our feelings about climate change ⛅️
Tell us what you think here🗨️
https://t.co/hHJMuYfkkg
And finally, to learn more about #climatechange in #Nunatsiavut, and how it impacts #Inuit lives, livelihoods, and mental and emotional wellbeing, check out the film Attutauniujuk Nunami/Lament for the Land:
https://t.co/EPVR97hsZy
cc @RamonaDearing @CBCCrosstalk
If you haven't read our latest blog post in our 'Visions of diversity in UK environmentalism' series yet, then click below. Leave a comment and join in the conversation. https://t.co/dcvaMEG2AH
Does this heat make you feel more empathy, more urgency, more connected to those in your environment? Does it make you more compassionate for those without access to shade, water, food, shelter? Does it move you to act?
Anxious is not all we feel about the climate crisis.