Climate Culture Boston

May is National Bike Month! Did you know that opting for a bike instead of a car can significantly reduce your carbon footprint? Cycling not only benefits the environment but also promotes a healthier lifestyle. Join us in celebrating sustainable transportation options like Bluebikes and ebikes this month! Let's pedal towards a greener future together. #NationalBikeMonth #SustainableTransportation

Today is #NationalArborDay — a reminder of the vital role trees play in sustaining life on our planet. From providing oxygen to mitigating climate change, planting trees is one of the simplest, yet most impactful ways we can contribute to a greener future. For more on how trees help fight climate change, visit https://bit.ly/4aBAd90.

Join Climate Culture Boston at the Museum of Science's Rise Up Boston: A Climate Event on April 27-28! We're proud to be part of this two-day #ClimateAction weekend, where we'll be engaging in hands-on activities, enlightening live presentations, and climate conversations. Don't miss our Senior Director, Frank Lowenstein, speaking on April 27. Use promo code RiseUp24 for free admission. Let's inform, empower, and inspire action together! Learn more at mos.org/events/rise-up #MOSclimate #ClimatePartner

This Saturday kicks off #NationalParkWeek. Spending time in nature has proven benefits for our mental and physical well-being. As we enjoy these protected spaces, let's also commit to preserving them for future generations. From reducing our carbon footprint to supporting conservation efforts, we all play a role in safeguarding national parks and ecosystems. Visit https://lnkd.in/ejWuDpv8 to explore local green spaces this week!

Did you know April is #GardenMonth? Starting a garden, whether at home or in a community space, offers numerous environmental benefits. Not only does gardening provide fresh produce, but it also promotes biodiversity and reduces carbon emissions. Learn more about living sustainably on our website at https://bit.ly/4cIeE8I

Did you know your favorite cooking shows could be harming the planet? Check out Rare's article "Recipe for disaster: how good cooking shows can be terrible for the planet" to learn more about the environmental impact of food media. Visit https://bit.ly/4asaP6c to read more.

Spotlighting the #OurTimeOnEarth photo stream… 📸 Capture your experience at the exhibition at Peabody Essex Museum with a message of hope for the future and share it on Instagram using #OurTimeOnEarth. Your post will be live in our photo stream and on display on the PEM & Rare websites. The exhibit is up now through June 9 so don't miss out! #ClimateAction

This #EarthMonth, let’s celebrate by taking simple daily actions to protect our planet. Small daily actions can have a significant impact on environmental preservation and sustainability. Visit https://lnkd.in/g7cSR7J to join the movement and make a difference today.

On #InternationalWalkToWorkDay, let's embrace sustainable transportation choices like walking or taking public transit to reduce our carbon footprint. Switching from driving to eco-friendly commuting options can significantly cut down on emissions and create a greener future.

Climate Culture Boston's Senior Director, Frank Lowenstein, spoke at MassEnergize's inaugural Community Climate Leaders Conference, lending his voice to a conversation on Building the Climate Movement as moderated by Boston Globe’s Sabrina Shankman, with fellow panelists Sue Vatnick (THIS! Is What We Did), Crystal Johnson (Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs), and Darr Reilly (Carbon CREW Project).   Lowenstein encouraged attendees to shift focus away from climate denial and instead embrace a proactive approach, empowering opportunities for #ClimateAction.   The panel also sparked discussions on #PositiveAction and highlighted youth as a source of hope and energy in the climate movement.    Let's harness this momentum to inspire change and take action today.