All Episodes
March 29, 2020
🔰💬 Mark and Eav | Will we really have fish… forever? | Matt Watson from the Marine Stewardship Council
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) is an independent non-profit which sets a standard for sustainable fishing. Mark and new Climactic member Eav talk to Matt Watson, Senior Fisheries Manager.
March 27, 2020
🦋🧘Feeling the Change | Margaret Klein Salamon — A Panel from Psychology for a Safe Climate from SLF2020
A panel discussion led by Margaret Klein Salamon, author of Facing the Climate Emergency: How to transform yourself with climate truth
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March 26, 2020
🌸💸 Climate Enterprise [Pilot] | Crema Joe — lowering the hidden cost of coffee
Pilot episode of a series by the Climactic Collective exploring the intersection of social enterprise and consumer choice during our time of climate crisis.
March 24, 2020
📊 Living in a climate of change: Shaping cities to adapt to uncertain futures | RMIT University
Cities shape us and we shape our cities. We are living in uncertain times. Can cities hold significant answers to addressing some of the challenges facing us today?
March 22, 2020
📊 Can we achieve climate justice at emergency speed? | RMIT University
How quickly can we achieve climate justice? Does climate justice mean we need to be careful and considered and/or hurry up? In what ways does declaring and responding to the 'climate emergency' contribute to climate justice, or potentially undermine it? What steps need to be taken to ensure that declaring a climate emergency doesn’t lead to ‘states of emergency’ and authoritarianism?
March 20, 2020
🌊💙 Seasters — Lobbying, Loss and Ocean Love; Making Tracks with Jimmy Nails
In November 2019 I caught up with an old friend and fellow conservationist, Jimmy Nails. This throwback episode meanders through conversations from the role of the NGO in multilateral governance, to dealing with the insurmountable grief that the knowledge of climate change brings, to tough decisions about how we move forward in our careers and passion projects. Jimmy’s invigorating stories and contagious laughter are the perfect diversion away from the eeriness felt across the globe this week.
March 18, 2020
🔰💬 Mark Spencer | Climate Action during COVID-19 — Dr Harry Jennens
Harry is not just trainee General Practitioner, he's also a climate activist. So he's a great person to talk to about how to continue organising for climate action, while the COVID-19 virus understandably dominates the world's attention.
March 17, 2020
🎥🌱 Climate Media | Youth On Strike — Rob Innes
Youth on Strike is an exciting new series you can watch on YouTube. With support from Screen Australia and Junkee, this project brings you vlog footage from SS4C organisers, and past Climactic guests, in the lead-up to the March 15 2019 School Strike.
March 13, 2020
🧪🥊 Sci Fight — To Panic or Not To Panic? | Science Comedy Debates
Sci-Fight hits Kalaide Theatre for this special National Sustainable Living Festival event! Academics, scientists and comedians put forth the case as to whether this is fine or whether it's time to unleash chaos. Come and make your breakdown evidence based!
March 11, 2020
🎙️🧑🏽🤝🧑🏽 Community Corner | Madeleine Habib — Mariner, Humanitarian, Activist
Madeleine Habib is a master mariner and activist who has worked on and captained many vessels around the world.
March 9, 2020
On Schools Declaring Climate Emergency w/Marco Belomo & Zel Whiting
Marco is running a half-marathon in the Tarkine rainforest, and he's fundraising to help protect this beautiful and unique ecosystem. You can support him here.
March 7, 2020
🦋🧘Feeling the Change | From panic to growth: Bob Doppelt on transformational resilience
Bob Doppelt is the Executive Director of the Resource Innovation Group (TRIG) and the founder and Coordinator of the International Transformational Resilience Coalition (ITRC).
March 4, 2020
🔥🐨Catastrophic | Zoe Pook
Zoe Pook and her family live in Cobargo, NSW. She was travelling with her 2 children to Adelaide for a wedding when the firewall hit Cobargo and incinerated much of the town. Her husband, a volunteer firefighter, stayed to battle the fire and save their house. He is one of our nation's heroes. Fortunately he survived. Unfortunately, like many others in Cobargo that day, they lost everything. This is Zoe's story.
March 3, 2020
🏡🌱 Transition Australia | National Wrap 6th March - 12th March 2020
Each week Transition Australia, in collaboration with other Transition and environment groups will be putting together a summary of some events that are happening across the country. The aim is to promote the amazing work that's going on and make sure people know just how much is happening in this climate emergency.
March 2, 2020
🔥🐨 Catastrophic | Karen Viggers
Karen Viggers lives in Canberra, she is a Vet who works with native wildlife in the field. This January she volunteered her services to help the animals and saw first hand the impact of the catastrophic bushfires on flora and fauna. Karen has had experience with a number of big bushfires throughout her life, including the Black Saturday fires of 2009 but has never seen anything like the fires of this past Christmas and New year. She gives an interesting scientific perspective on the impact, cau…
Feb. 29, 2020
🧬🎻 Royal Society of Victoria — Gene Tree Project
It has been 160 years since Charles Darwin first published ‘On the Origin of Species,’ detailing the amazing ability of living things to evolve through natural selection. Today, human activities and Earth’s rapidly changing climate require that species adapt and evolve at an unprecedented rate in order to survive a great ecological disruption.
Feb. 26, 2020
🏡🌱 Transition Australia | National Wrap 28th Feb- 5th March 2020
Each week Transition Australia, in collaboration with other Transition and environment groups will be putting together a summary of some events that are happening across the country. The aim is to promote the amazing work that's going on and make sure people know just how much is going on.
Feb. 22, 2020
🎤⭐ Gretchen Miller | Hot Summer Land - Rivers (3 of 3)
On the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers, the Barkindji Maraura Elders Environment Team are re-familiarising themselves with their 'country' as a living museum.