Common Ground for Climate Communication: Building Resilience in the Pacific Northwest
Earth to Sky is coming to Eatonville, WA on March 12-14th, 2025!
Save the date for this free, in-person, workshop where participants will explore how the Pacific Northwest is fertile ground for world-class climate interpretation and communication.
This course is hosted by Earth to Sky, funded by NASA, and offered in partnership with the National Park Service, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Washington State Climate Office and the University of Washington.
About the Course
The dynamic natural and cultural landscape of the Pacific Northwest provides a rich backdrop for place-based interpreters to foster awareness, inspire hope, empower resilience, and communicate timely solutions to address climate change. This course seeks to nourish a community of practice that enhances the region’s capacity to access and share NASA climate science with its visitors. Participants will leave this course equipped with knowledge about cutting-edge climate science and a plan for bringing the climate story to their visitors in engaging and inspiring ways.
- Join interactive sessions with experts on topics from the natural and social sciences.
- Connect with colleagues at the beautiful Pack Forest site. Lodging and accommodations are provided.
- Get on the front lines with a field trip to a local site.
Target Audience
Interpretive managers, interpreters, tour operators, informal educators, and science communicators at federal, state or municipal agencies, non-profit and private organizations. Knowledge of climate science is not required. Participants with diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Applications will open in early January! For more information, check back here, join our mailing list by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..