We are pleased to offer our Museum community a new program aimed at discussing, acting on, and educating people about climate change. From April 2022 through August 2022, the Climate Action Series will take place virtually via Crowdcast on the third Saturday of the month. Highlighting ways in which climate change is affecting the world around us, this program will cover topics such as erosion and water management, creating local resilience for bird species, and reducing carbon emissions. We will focus on sharing actionable steps audiences can take to become better advocates for change.

The City of Cleveland has set a goal to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 80% of 2010 emission levels by 2050. As part of the Museum’s Climate Action Series, learn from Cathi Lehn, Ph.D., Sustainable Cleveland Manager with the City of Cleveland Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, what actions the city, its partners, and its residents are taking to reach this goal. One important step toward reducing emissions is to transition from Cleveland‘s current linear economy to one that is more circular. We can make progress on this step by reducing waste and pollution through product reuse, repair, and more. Learn about Circular Cleveland and what you can do to take action at home, at work, and in your community.

If you are unable to watch the program live, those who register will be able to watch the replay anytime after the program's conclusion!

Those who register for this program will also receive a 15% discount on all Museum Natural Areas field trips offered in May 2022 and on any other Climate Action Series event. You must register first for Climate Change in Cleveland in order to receive your discount code.

Cathi Lehn, Ph.D., Sustainable Cleveland Manager with the City of Cleveland Mayor’s Office of Sustainability

*You must register first for Climate Change in Cleveland before you will receive your discount code.

**Codes will be emailed out to those who have registered both before and after this event on April 16th, 2022

Climate Action Series: Climate Change in Cleveland