Engage with a climate expert!
On the 23rd of July 2025, at 12 noon, Nava Fedaeff, the manager of Climate, Atmosphere & Hazards at NIWA (now Earth Sciences New Zealand), will present at the nationwide event "Ask a Climate Scientist." This presentation is not to be missed for those eager to engage with a climate scientist and discuss climate science issues.
The event, organised by Climate Mental Health Aotearoa and sponsored by NIWA, promises to deliver updates on the latest climate change projections. The presentation will cover a range of topics, including changes in projections, implications for Aotearoa, and the impact of this science on real-world decisions.
Nava Fedaeff, a forecaster, photographer, and climate educator, is known for her passion for communicating with the general public. With a background as a past President of the Meteorological Society of New Zealand, she is well-equipped to deliver a comprehensive and engaging presentation.
The event will last for one hour and will include a Q&A session, allowing audience members to ask questions about climate science. The presentation will cover key science and teaching concepts such as evidence and models, sea-level rise, and planning pathways for tackling climate change.
If you're interested in attending, registration details can be found on the event's official website or through NIWA's and Earth Sciences New Zealand's social media channels. For those keen to delve deeper into climate change knowledge, a wealth of resources are available on the climate change topic page.
It's worth noting that this event is part of the PLD webinar series, which aims to help educators tackle climate change in the classroom. The event will explore climate change education in both primary and secondary schools, providing valuable insights for teachers and educators.
Finally, it's exciting to know that there will be a follow-up event, a Climate Cafe conversation, on 30 July 2025 at the same time. This event promises to be another opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions about climate change.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from a leading climate scientist. Register now for "Ask a Climate Scientist" and join the conversation about climate change.
[1] Please note that the Q&A session format has been inferred from the provided information, as it is not explicitly stated in the bullet points.
This nationwide event, "Ask a Climate Scientist," organized by Climate Mental Health Aotearoa and sponsored by NIWA, is not only about climate change projections but also offers insights into mental health, given the stressors associated with climate-change-related issues. Nava Fedaeff, the presenter, will provide updates on the impact of environmental-science findings on real-world decisions, including the health-and-wellness implications for Aotearoa.
