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Creating cultural projects to spark a curiosity for understanding climate change and empower individual and collective action.

Climate Change ThinkingCap (see all four sides: melting polar ice caps/sea levels rising, wildfires, flooding, and HABs)

Reading online news articles about the devastating impacts of climate change, made me want to know HOW and WHY it is happening.

Fishes Feed Us (see details of performance that took place on the United Nations Plaza, NYC for World Environment Day)

Today’s youth have the most to lose and can be effective “influencers” in motivating others to make sustainable, zero-carbon decisions today. They gain knowledge and confidence from participation in group after-school projects like this one.

Tortugas Verdes was a group coloring project in the Galápagos that made green marine turtles relatable in order to inspire protecting them from ocean plastics.

We need non-intimidating creative activities for sharing climate change and ecological concepts.

Water-Strider aquatic sculpture (click for maker images)

This was an example of how project-based learning can motivate research, focus, skill-building, experimentation, and perseverance among other resilience skills.

Artificial Reality: Life Raft for Polar Bears (a small mixed-media sculpture; see detail images)

Kids love animals and their empathy, from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions to save them. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the mother-of-invention 🙂

Climate Change EmergencyCap (c)2019 Cynthia Pannucci

My FREE, “How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun, first-step climate action to reduce climate-anxiety, for teacher-training, or at corporate and NGO “visioning” retreats to build group ideation, cohesion and resilience!

I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because it is a huge source of hope! You can also learn what YOU can do. (“SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)