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How We Imagine Climate Change and Why It Matters

Hosted by Friends of the Elkhart County Parks

Join Friends of the Elkhart County Parks and Professor Scott Hess to examine the ways individuals and communities respond to climate change!

April 30, 2022
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EDT
Elkhart County Historical Museum
304 W. Vistula St
Bristol, IN 46507 United States
Free

Event Details

Join Friends of the Elkhart County Parks and Professor Scott Hess to learn about how we engage with how we imagine (and represent) climate change and why it matters. This talk explores how people with different cultural identities tend to respond to climate change differently; how those differences have polarized us; and what we can do to envision and address the problem more effectively together.
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