Free Public Introductory Presentation: The Science of Communicating Climate Change

Featuring guest speakers:

Amy Durham Shea | Education Curator, Brevard Zoo

Liz Trueblood | Volunteer Coordinator, NOAA, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

Trying to communicate climate change, but people just don’t seem to respond to your facts and science? As important as knowing the climate science, social science provides evidence-based practices that allow us to communicate climate science more effectively. Please join us on Friday, November 3rd from 10:00am-11:00am PT/1:00pm-2:00pm ET to be introduced to the work of the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI), a collective of over 800 climate communicators. In this free webinar, learn how specific values and metaphors make your audience more receptive to climate change messaging and join a community of communicators changing the national discourse to be more positive, civic-minded, and solutions-focused.

With more than a decade of success, NNOCCI is widely recognized as the United States’ leading climate change interpretation training program. NNOCCI has partnered on dozens of peer-reviewed publications that describe its unique combination of elements for training and highlighting the network’s outcomes. The Marine Mammal Center currently serves as the fiscal sponsor for NNOCCI’s work.