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Find tips, tools, and connections to help you with your climate feelings.

Doctors Without Borders Collaboration

In our first episode of the MSF Eco-Anxiety Podcast, our host Rachel Malena-Chan speaks with Canadian physician Reza Eshaghian about his experience providing medical care overseas in areas impacted by conflict. Join us!

Bushfire Stories

Our aim in establishing this space is to deepen public understanding about the diverse impacts and experiences of bushfire in Australia, including the many ways that individuals and communities have sought to respond to and recover from these events.

Indigenous Climate Action

ICA works on connecting and supporting Indigenous communities to reinforce our place as leaders driving climate change solutions for today and tomorrow.

Climate Doom to Messy Hope

Theory to practice From the UBC Climate Hub "This theory-to-practice handbook is grounded in a commitment to fostering deeper understandings and connections to how we can support mindful and proactive navigation of magnifying climate change impacts on individual and...

Changing the Narrative for Climate Confidence

Learn about eco-anxiety and climate narratives, and write your personal climate story as a way to steady yourself, build climate confidence, and find a community of support.

Gen Dread

A newsletter about staying sane in the climate and wider ecological crisis.

I DUNNO

I think most of us who’ve felt grief and anxiety over the climate crisis have felt very isolated in those feelings at some point.

Quick Tips for Eco-Anxiety

Feeling eco-anxious? Here are some quick tips. Take a deep breath. Smile. Reach out to others. Remember: you’re not alone, you’re not powerless, you can start wherever you are.

My Climate Story

My Climate Story is a tool for teachers, parents, and kids who are learning about climate change. It outlines an 8-part lesson plan for exploring our climate stories, geared at grade 3-5, but adaptable for all ages.