Carbon Literacy Training: Actively learn about climate change

Join Our Accreditted Carbon Literacy Training!

Carbon Literacy is all about gaining the knowledge and confidence to understand the science of climate change, recognise its risks, and take meaningful action, whether in your daily life, at work, or in your community.

This accredited training, led by performer and facilitator Catherine Abigail Ward, is a full-day workshop designed to be both informative and interactive. You’ll explore climate science, discuss solutions, and take part in creative exercises, all in a supportive space that leaves you feeling ready to make a difference.

At the end of the day, you’ll earn a certification from the Carbon Literacy Project. To qualify, you’ll commit to two actions: one personal change to reduce your own emissions, and one action you can take with others (it could be with friends, colleagues, or even strangers!). This is a space where questions are welcome, discussions are encouraged, and everyone is supported to take their next steps together.Learn more at: https://carbonliteracy.com/

Today, over 157,682 individuals from over 14,014 organisations are Carbon Literate. The Carbon Literacy Project is an UN-recognised, multi-award-winning initiative at the forefront of certified climate learning globally.

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