#10 Climate change storytelling with Ian Mauro

#10 Climate change storytelling with Ian Mauro

In episode #10, we sit down with Dr. Ian Mauro, an environmental scientist, film-maker, Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Winnipeg and the Executive Director of the Prairie Climate Centre. Ian wears many hats and is involved in a variety of Canadian climate change science and advocacy initiatives. We spoke with Ian about his connection to the north and how he got into film-making. Ian specializes in community-based research and climate change communication and uses film to tell stories about the impacts of climate change, particularly health impacts in northern Indigenous communities. We also spoke with Ian about the work of the Prairie Climate Centre, including their flagship project, the Climate Atlas of Canada, and the ongoing evolution of climate services in the prairies. Enjoy!

Ian's film Beyond Climate: https://www.beyondclimate.ca/

The Climate Atlas of Canada: https://climateatlas.ca/

The Prairie Climate Centre: https://prairieclimatecentre.ca/

Ian's recently published article about Indigenous perspectives on climate change: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10584-021-03000-8

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