Media and Resources

The magnitude and impact of global warming and rising sea levels is challenging to communicate, and to comprehend, at global and local scales. Asking the public for climate change questions that are answered by scientists contributes empirical evidence on how such new approaches can expand audience trust and participation in this important discussion.

Australia is in the midst of an unfolding extreme bushfire season, with far-reaching impacts for many Australians. Join us as we check in with one of CSIRO’s senior climate researchers, Dr Michael Grose, to understand the link between extreme events and their links to climate change.

In the first panel, scientists from the University of Tasmania and the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture discuss the effect changing your diet has on climate change.

Curious Climate Tasmania is a science communication initiative that aims to bridge the gap between experts and audiences.

In this panel, scientists discuss how climate change will affect the health of Tasmanians.

In this panel discussion, fire experts from the University of Tasmania and the Tasmania Fire Service discuss how climate change will affect bushfires and how firefighters will need to respond.

Curious Climate Tasmania is a science communication initiative that aims to bridge the gap between experts and audiences.

Farmers and scientists are finding new ways to keep food on the table as rainfall patterns move and heatwaves increase.

When species are pushed to the top of the mountain, where else is left to go?