New Resource For Teaching Climate Change Through Storytelling Launched For Schools


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A bilingual graphic novel and suite of educational resources designed to support climate change education in schools has been officially launched.

Chasing the Curlew's Call / Ar Lorg Ghlao an Chrotaigh brings climate science to life for students through storytelling.

The project combines climate science, ecological research, visual storytelling and participatory design to communicate the real-world impacts of climate change in accessible and engaging ways.

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