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Exhibits, outreach and the evolution of public opinion on climate change

Though the science is clear that anthropogenic actions are creating climatic change throughout the planet at an unprecedented rate compared to normal geological history, there is a need to better inform the public about how lifestyle changes can significantly affect the future. In 2002, the World Aquarium began surveying the public regarding their understanding of environmental issues. Further research with students indicated they have grave concern for their inheritance of responsibility for the planet. In this session, we expect to discuss the evolution of public opinion regarding climate change, specifically motivational opportunities for greater public awareness and actions through exhibits and outreach efforts.

Facilitator

President
World Aquarium
St. Louis
United States

Session speakers

Officer
Gdynia
Poland
Robert M. West, Ph.D.
President
Informal Learning Experiences
Denver
United States
Programme Manager - International Relations and Learning
Hellerup
Denmark

Session speakers

Officer
Gdynia
Poland
Robert M. West, Ph.D.
President
Informal Learning Experiences
Denver
United States
Programme Manager - International Relations and Learning
Hellerup
Denmark