EU Climate Action Academy webinar: Citizens in action for climate science

The EU Climate Action Academy is back with a new webinar!
 
Don’t miss ‘Citizens in action for climate science’, where you will explore how citizen science activities can enhance your climate action.
 
What to expect?  

• Understand the role of citizen science in climate action at European, national and local level.  
• Explore how you can enrich climate science by joining or creating citizen science initiatives. 
• Be inspired by success stories from Climate Pact Ambassadors and Partners. 
• Get your questions answered by our panel of top experts.  

We can’t wait for you to join us to explore how citizen science activities can enhance your climate action!  

Key speakers:  

Beatriz Noriega Ortega is a Project Officer with the European Citizen Science Association (ECSA) – a Partner of the Climate Pact. She has led several citizen science initiatives including SOCIO-BEE on addressing air pollution in cities, and COMPAIR on improving air quality.   

Martin Brocklehurst is a Pact Ambassador and Chair of the Citizen Science Global Partnership Board. He’s also a founding member of ECSA and the Citizen Science Global Partnership (CSGP).  He is a citizen science advisor to the UN Science Policy Business Forum and a member of AURORA – a Pact Partner and EU research project focused on tackling climate change.   

Ioana Petrescu is a Pact Ambassador,  President of the Simply Green Association (Pur si Simplu Verde), and formerly Romania’s first female finance minister. She also leads the Centre for Leadership and Innovation at the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA) in Bucharest. Ioana is focused on empowering young people and policymakers to act on climate change − including through Earth Observation (EO) initiatives.  

Register now
 
This webinar is open to all, so please share the link to this registration page far and wide.
 
The EU Climate Action Academy is the EU’s online knowledge hub on climate change and how to take action, brought to you by the European Climate Pact. It’s a free platform where you can learn about climate change and gain the tools and knowledge to fight it and adapt to its consequences.