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Event Overview
The "Woodwell Climate Conversations: When Climate Change Gets Personal" is set to take place on September 30, 2026, in Falmouth, MA. This event aims to bridge the gap between climate science and personal experience, emphasizing how climate change affects communities on a local level.
Key Themes
Participants will engage in discussions about the tangible impacts of climate change, such as water supply issues, rising temperatures, and the affordability of home insurance. The event will feature insights from the Woodwell Climate Risk Team, who have been working with communities in the Mississippi River Delta to understand their climate futures.
Format and Registration
This hybrid event will allow attendees to participate either in person or virtually. It is part of a monthly series designed to foster meaningful discussions about climate change and its implications. Attendees are encouraged to register in advance to secure their spot.
Featured Speakers
The event will feature prominent speakers, including Max Holmes, President & CEO of Woodwell Climate Research Center, and other experts who will share their knowledge and experiences related to climate science and community resilience.
For more information and to register, visit the Woodwell Climate Conversations website.
