Tiny Ecology Post 3 What is the value of my sit spot? As I reflect on this question, I take some time to think about the mini forest in my front yard. I look at the birch trees and laugh remembering how I encouraged my boys to see how high they could climb, all the […]

Tiny Ecology Post 2 It’s the end of October and it has been a while since I spent time in my sit spot. While we were on our family moose hunting trip to Newfoundland the leaves changed color and now most of them have fallen off the trees. It’s been an unusually warm October for

Tiny Ecology Post 1 I liked and disliked the concept of having a sit spot to reflect on our readings for the CALS501 Communication for Climate Action. In my eyes, to sit in one spot in nature to see the changes over 10 weeks of the course was an exercise or experiment to show how

Assignment 4: Double Content Remix For the climate communication creation assignment, I chose to focus on young NunatuKavut children as my primary audience. There are numerous resources to educate children on what climate change is, the impacts, and tips for action (Government of Canada, n.d.; For Our Kids, n.d.; Clean Foundation, n.d.; Earth Guardians, n.d.;