Curated Resource Pack

Start with these resource types

• One reliable activity library for repeated public use
• One teacher or facilitator toolkit for program structure
• One place-based or regional source that matches your audience and climate context

Suggested first-pass shortlist

• Exploratorium Science Snacks for adaptable hands-on investigations
• Ten Strands Seeds to Solutions for climate and environmental justice framing
• California State Parks PORTS and similar public-agency offerings for place-based interpretation
• Regional aquarium, university, and extension resources when you need habitat-specific material

Planning prompts

• Which audience do you need to serve first: students, educators, families, or volunteers?
• What real local system can visitors observe rather than only read about?
• What can staff or volunteers realistically maintain every month?
• Which climate topic becomes clearer when tied to water, energy, planting, or public stewardship?

When to ask for site-specific help

If you need a resource path shaped around a real site, audience, grant goal, or installation concept, email hello@livingclimate.example with a short description of the space and audience.