Everyone knew — and we all still know … We know that if we don’t act to reduce emissions, we risk the collapse of our civilization. We also know that,…
Today's Guest Post is by Bridget McKenzie, founder of Climate Museum UK, a researcher and creative curator in culture, learning and environment. This month we are highlighting articles from a…
Today's Guest Post is by Henry McGhie. McGhie has a background as an ecologist, museum curator and senior manager. This month we are highlighting articles from a special issue on…
Today’s Guest Post is by Sarah Sutton, Principal of Sustainable Museums, a consultancy for cultural organizations pursuing climate action. Over the next few weeks, as we leave 2020 and enter…
Today's Guest Post is by Jenny Newell who manages Climate Change Projects at the Australian Museum, Sydney. Over the next few days, as we leave 2020 and enter 2021, we’ll…
Today’s Guest Post is by Robert R. Janes, Founder and Co-Chair of the Coalition of Museums for Climate Justice. Dr. Janes is an independent scholar and past editor-in-chief of the…
Today's Guest Post is by Joy Davis, a cultural heritage specialist who directed the Cultural Resource Management Program at the University of Victoria for many years. Over the next few…
NAC VisitThe National Gallery of Canada Green Team visit the National Arts Centre and its exterior spaces for a potential herb garden, currently occupied by a new bee hive. In recent…
Today's Guest Post is by Robert R. Janes, the Founder and Co-Chair of the Coalition of Museums for Climate Justice. He has worked in and around museums for over 40 years…
Today's Guest Post is by Julie Tomé, a Museum Teacher at the Royal Ontario Museum and Douglas Worts, culture & sustainability specialist with WorldViews Consulting, both in Toronto, Canada. Photo courtesy…