Join Transition Fidalgo & Friends for a community supper on Tuesday, March 29, at 5:45 pm at the Anacortes Senior Center.
Our presentation this month is “Changing the Climate Change Conversation,” by Susan Wood. Learn to tell a story about climate change that will engage people in positive ways, overcome traditional barriers, and cue people to think productively about solutions. This interactive talk will explore cultural models or understandings that keep people from taking action on climate change, and will introduce tested metaphors that let you communicate more effectively.
Susan Wood is a Fidalgo Island resident and and environmental educator at the Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. She has recently completed a NSF-funded training offered by the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation, led by the New England Aquarium in Boston.
Open to all and welcome; no reservations necessary. Suggested supper donation $7/adult; $3/10 and under. Please bring your own place settings. Seventh Generation Suppers include a sharing time and programs to help build local resilience and reduce carbon dependency. For more information, visit transitionfidalgo.org.
Our presentation this month is “Changing the Climate Change Conversation,” by Susan Wood. Learn to tell a story about climate change that will engage people in positive ways, overcome traditional barriers, and cue people to think productively about solutions. This interactive talk will explore cultural models or understandings that keep people from taking action on climate change, and will introduce tested metaphors that let you communicate more effectively.
Susan Wood is a Fidalgo Island resident and and environmental educator at the Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. She has recently completed a NSF-funded training offered by the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation, led by the New England Aquarium in Boston.
Open to all and welcome; no reservations necessary. Suggested supper donation $7/adult; $3/10 and under. Please bring your own place settings. Seventh Generation Suppers include a sharing time and programs to help build local resilience and reduce carbon dependency. For more information, visit transitionfidalgo.org.
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