Comments on: Getting creative on climate change… HELP!!! http://blogs.ncseagrant.org/coastalclimate/2009/06/11/getting-creative-on-climate-change-help/ Coastal Climate Extension weblog Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:44:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Rob Emanuel http://blogs.ncseagrant.org/coastalclimate/2009/06/11/getting-creative-on-climate-change-help/comment-page-1/#comment-146 Rob Emanuel Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:44:17 +0000 http://blogs.ncseagrant.org/coastalclimate/?p=68#comment-146 Jess, Your link to the geocache project isn't working. I'd love to see that. Great idea! Jess,

Your link to the geocache project isn’t working. I’d love to see that. Great idea!

]]> By: Jessica Whitehead http://blogs.ncseagrant.org/coastalclimate/2009/06/11/getting-creative-on-climate-change-help/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Jessica Whitehead Fri, 12 Jun 2009 22:12:34 +0000 http://blogs.ncseagrant.org/coastalclimate/?p=68#comment-30 Hmmm... don't know why the Twitter name wouldn't come up - I've been able to search it. Odd. There are a LOT of Sea Grant programs tweeting - it looks like they even started one for the national office! I wonder if we can convince SCSG and NCSG to start too. Looks like a really low maintenance way to update the other programs on what we're doing! Thanks for the working waterfront link! Hmmm… don’t know why the Twitter name wouldn’t come up – I’ve been able to search it. Odd. There are a LOT of Sea Grant programs tweeting – it looks like they even started one for the national office! I wonder if we can convince SCSG and NCSG to start too. Looks like a really low maintenance way to update the other programs on what we’re doing!

Thanks for the working waterfront link!

]]> By: Robin Wienke (NC Sea Grant) http://blogs.ncseagrant.org/coastalclimate/2009/06/11/getting-creative-on-climate-change-help/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Robin Wienke (NC Sea Grant) Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:48:40 +0000 http://blogs.ncseagrant.org/coastalclimate/?p=68#comment-29 Hi Jessica, I looked for your Twitter name but alas, it did not come up when I searched. Things that might be relevant to "tweet": interesting web links, new products, links to interesting climate studies or news... I'm trying out twitter, but not under Sea Grant's name, but I am following several other programs including Michigan, Minnesota, Texas...looking at theirs may give you some ideas. A Maine Sea Grant member gave me some interesting info on how they are involving fishermen in climate discussions. Here's a link to what they are doing: http://www.workingwaterfront.com/articles/Island-Institute-launches-climate-change-program/12768/ And I have heard that the geo-caching thing has become huge, and that people really get into it, so if that is an avenue for communicating climate change, it may be worth trying! Hi Jessica, I looked for your Twitter name but alas, it did not come up when I searched. Things that might be relevant to “tweet”: interesting web links, new products, links to interesting climate studies or news…

I’m trying out twitter, but not under Sea Grant’s name, but I am following several other programs including Michigan, Minnesota, Texas…looking at theirs may give you some ideas.

A Maine Sea Grant member gave me some interesting info on how they are involving fishermen in climate discussions. Here’s a link to what they are doing:

http://www.workingwaterfront.com/articles/Island-Institute-launches-climate-change-program/12768/

And I have heard that the geo-caching thing has become huge, and that people really get into it, so if that is an avenue for communicating climate change, it may be worth trying!

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