Have you considered podcasting as a way to reach your audience? Join us online, June 18 at 10:00 am PDT for Voices from the Coast: Podcasting Risk, Resilience, and Communication. Register at: bit.ly/4kz4SZB. @meopar-oacop.bsky.social @uwaterlooclimate.bsky.social @climateinstitute.bsky.social

Thinking about reaching your audience through podcasting? Join a panel of Canadian podcasters as they share practical tips for getting started with podcasting. Register here: bit.ly/4kz4SZB

Prof. Mark Stoddart shared evidence-based tips for communicating about climate change in this Feb 12, 2025 presentation. You can find the recording here: youtu.be/pdXwmz_Nrvk?....

We hope you can join us next week! Register at bit.ly/4jwLJIb.

These maps are intended for use at national, prov or regional scales + can serve as a guide for identifying areas that require further investigation. Flood hazard maps for current + future (climate change) conditions, as well as Flood Risk maps are available at a 1 km resolution.

Hope you can join the online presentation and discussion on February 12, 2025 at 9:30 am Pacific Time. Presenter is Prof. Mark Stoddart, Memorial University of Newfoundland. More information is on the registration page. Register at bit.ly/4jwLJIb

Interested in sharing your science communication project or research? Submit abstracts by Jan 17, 2025 to sciencewriters.ca/2025-Confere....

🚨🚨🚨 2024 was the warmest year on record globally. An astounding 32% of the Earth had it's single warmest year since 1940. 🔥🔥🔥

Check out three upcoming projects on #HurricaneHelene, recently funded through the Special Call for Health Outcomes and Climate-Related Disaster Research. These studies will look at how the storm has shaped everything from mental health to chronic disease: bit.ly/4a5DNck

Learn about opportunities for funding, training, events, and resources - check out the December 2024 newsletter from CORC CoP! mailchi.mp/ee82e.../wav...