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The science of climate change communication

Target GroupMasterResource TypeWorkbook, WorkshopDomainCommunication and SustainabilityDuration2h to ≤ 4hAuthorClimate Outreach
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Two professionals engaged in a discussion in a modern office setting through a glass window.

Summary

A practical guide designed for early-career researchers. It offers science-based strategies and interactive exercises focused on audience engagement, communicating uncertainty, storytelling, and using authentic voices in climate change communication.

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How to use

Use this as a workshop toolkit. Assign the readings, facilitate group exercises, and guide students in developing personalized communication approaches related to their research or local context.

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Workbook

Guide systematic progression through structured learning materials. Students should work independently while connecting exercises to broader conceptual frameworks. Use workbooks to reinforce learning and provide individualized practice opportunities with consistent feedback mechanisms.

Workshop

Facilitate hands-on learning through active participation and collaborative problem-solving. Students should engage in practical skill development while working with peers on authentic challenges. Use workshops to combine individual learning with group dynamics and immediate application opportunities.

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