The following are selected archives of presentations given by scientists, educators, and communicators to the NOAA Planet Stewards' community. In November 2017 the NOAA Climate Stewards Education Project changed its name to NOAA Planet Stewards to reflect the program’s expanded scope of understanding and protecting the environment including decreasing marine debris, and conserving and restoring natural resources. We continue our programmatic emphasis on climate as a driver of environmental impacts to humans and natural ecosystems.
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Climate and Earth Science
- The Connectedness in the Climate System
- Spanning Time and Spatial Scales: Modeling Our Planet's Climate
- Three Crucial Facts Regarding Man-Made Climate Change
- Sea Level Change: Past, Present, and Future.
- Bungee Jumping Off the Climate Change Roller Coaster
- SPICE Core: Adding Ingredients to the Climate Recipe
- Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Scientist-Detectives: Sleuthing the Past, Projecting the Future
- Water Water Everywhere Will There Be Enough to Drink?
- Western Water Resources Climate and Science
- Chasing Coral Bleaching: A Present and Growing Ecological Disaster
- Traditional Knowledge and Climate Change: Impacts on Indigenous Peoples
- Climate Change and Marine Fisheries
- Can the World's CO2 be Stopped From Doubling?
- Transitioning to 100% Clean Renewable Energy for All Purposes
- Climate and Marine Ecosystems: What is Climate-Smart Ocean Management?
- Blue Carbon, Green Infrastructure, and Nature-Human Health Connections
- Climate and Ecological Forecasting: Predicting and Preventing Health Risks
- Flying Into the Storm! NOAA Hurricane Hunters
- Hurricanes and Robots
Climate and Earth Science Education
- Turning Misinformation into Educational Opportunities
- Misconceptions and Conceptual Change
- Understanding Uncertainty in the Context of Climate Change
- Climate Change Education: What Works?
- The Teacher-Friendly Guide to Climate Change
- Teaching the Science and Rhetoric of Climate Change
- Climate Change Education: Bridging learning to know and learning to do
- Too Hot To Handle: Climate Change Education, Not Just For Science Classrooms.
- Using Simple Models in Climate Change Education
- Simulations and Models for Teaching Earth System Science
- Developing-Inquiry Based Earth Systems Education Activities With NOAA View!
- Diving Into Sea Level Change: It’s “App’ropriate”
- Sharing the Climate Change Story with Young Learners Through Elementary GLOBE
- CLEAN Resources Supporting Three Dimensional Learning
- Making Climate Communication Stick
- Sharing Stories About Climate Change
- Using Nature’s Notebook to Teach Science and Climate Change
- Creating Climate Resilient Communities Through Energy Education
- Getting Real: Health in the Teaching of Climate and Earth Science
- NOAA’s Sentinel Sites: Engaging Communities for Coastal Resilience
- Bringing Wetlands to Market
- Climate Communication, Education, and Engagement
- Kelp Can Help! Climate Action through Kelp Aquaculture
- Get “Cirrus” About the Weather
Environmental Science, Education, and Stewardship
- Applying to NOAA Planet Stewards for Project Funding
- Become a Citizen Scientist!
- Deep-Sea Corals, Real-Life Data and Collaborative Science
- Not Just Talking Trash: Marine Debris and What We Can Do About It
- Engaging Students Toward Stewardship the MWEE Way
- Water Quality, Shellfish, and You!
- The Soil Story: Climate Change, the Food We Eat, & Human Health
- Students in the Lead: Game Design for Learning Earth Science
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