You are formally invited to take part in the Climate Communication Project survey.
The Climate Communication Project is funded by the Natural Environment Research Council as part of the Engaging Environments call. The project aims to understand and evaluate existing expertise in the UK on communicating and engaging the public with climate change. A survey of the climate communication community forms part of this project and aims to understand how a range of specialists carry out their work, to share and promote best practice in the UK, and to point to areas where more investment and attention is needed.
The project team are interested to hear from people with knowledge and experience of communicating and engaging the public with climate change, including the communication of climate science, public engagement around climate or energy policy, the application of social science understanding, and creative approaches to engagement. They are seeking the views of people working in research, for a charity, the public sector, in the arts, or elsewhere. The survey contains questions about the type of work you do, your views on communicating and engaging the public with climate change (e.g. what is appropriate and what is effective), and asks about your experiences of different activities used to do so.
For more information and to complete the survey visit the Climate Communication Project pages
The survey should take around 20 minutes to complete, depending on the level of detail you provide. The deadline for responses is Friday 30th March 2018.
Thank you in advance for your contribution to this valuable research.
Everyone keeping well caffeinated at our NIMFRU meeting last month in Kampala, Uganda #Coffee @SHEAR_Programme https://t.co/LnW5OhTWl5
11:15 AM - 21 Jun 2019
Would knowing about effect of climate change on individual events be useful for policymakers in impacted countries?… https://t.co/z9UaB4W4Ri
11:30 AM - 20 Jun 2019
We are combining information from crop models and sweet potato experts to better understand how climate change will… https://t.co/NA2oJcSjej
10:30 AM - 20 Jun 2019
...and @hannah_r_young found it was likely that greenhouse gas emissions had actually decreased the likelihood of… https://t.co/6WdMpxm8hH
09:32 AM - 20 Jun 2019
In 2012 there was flooding across much of West Africa. @hannah_r_young used climate models to look at how climate c… https://t.co/r6oxwPYYcx
09:32 AM - 20 Jun 2019
To support effective climate adaptation by people designing, implementing and monitoring interdisciplinary research… https://t.co/1MyixiWlAd
17:00 PM - 19 Jun 2019
