The Eyes on Climate Podcast

How should we be teaching climate change in secondary schools across the world? Why is journalism such a useful skill set for students?

In the EYES on Climate Podcast we talk with experts in education, climate, and journalism, about how we can empower youth to activate their knowledge and create change through storytelling.

Listen to our first few episodes below, in which we ask our guest experts questions around media coverage of the climate crisis, systems level climate education, the role of storytelling in the climate crisis, and much more.

Stay tuned for more episodes coming soon!

EYES on Climate Ep. 8: Empowering Youth through Environmental Storytelling with Ada Lungu

We discuss the brilliant projects Ada and her team have introduced to schools all around the country, and how time and time again she sees these young people and their community flourish

EYES on Climate Ep. 7: It’s Not Just Climate Anxiety

What are the emotions associated with climate sensitivity? And how do we hold space for those emotions in young people in the classroom?

EYES on Climate Ep. 6: How International Climate Law Has Changed

What does the ICJ’s advisory opinion on climate change mean in practice? We sat down with climate lawyer Loes van Dijk, to discuss just that.

03-10-2025

EYES on Climate Ep. 5: How You Can Make a Climate Podcast

Anyone can produce and publish a podcast, but how? In this episode of EYES on Climate, we dive into how to produce climate stories for the ears.

03-10-2025

EYES on Climate Ep. 4: Why climate education needs storytime

The power of storytelling in education is perhaps under-appreciated. For this episode of EYES on Climate, we sat down with Emily Walker from EarthDay.org, and chatted about the mindset of the educatio

EYES on Climate Ep.3: Dealing with climate anxiety

Laura Robinson, Psy.D. Clinical Psychologist, specialises in climate distress. We sat down with her to talk about how we can learn to calm ourselves in the face of this pressing, global issue.

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Read about other teachers’ experiences teaching climate change. How does it differ between Ethiopia and Belgium? Between an English class and an economics class?

Protecting the unique Wadden Sea

Educator and tour guide by the Wadden Sea, Robert de Haan, reflects on how they protect the UNESCO site through education