How can climate journalism reach a wider audience?
What do media reports on climate change need if they are to be read and watched? Solutions – that is one answer given by climate journalist Carel Mohn.
Earth Day Webinar
Organic Agriculture: Healing Earth Every Day As part of the Media for Future initiative, Heliopolis University invited to an inspiring webinar that brought together science, journalism, and sustainability. The session took place 22 April 2026 and explored organic agriculture from multiple perspectives – combining academic… Read More »Earth Day Webinar
Media, Science, and Emotions: What We Learned from the Second Webinar
The second Media for Future webinar focused on the critical role of climate communication at the intersection of science, media, and human behavior. The event adopted an integrated approach, emphasizing environmental sustainability as the scientific foundation of climate narratives, the role of scientific and journalistic communication in translating knowledge for the public, and the influence of human behavior and emotional intelligence on how climate information is received and acted upon.
Bridging Climate Science and Journalism
From 29 September to 1 October 2025, the Media for Future in Iceland training brought together journalists and climate scientists to enhance communication, foster collaboration, and strengthen the public impact of climate reporting. Over three days, participants engaged in immersive workshops, field visits, panel discussions,… Read More »Bridging Climate Science and Journalism
Online seminar on climate and art – How do you tell the stories about nature?
She is a biochemist and author. Her main topic: trees. In the first online seminar by Media for Future, Harriet Rix (“The Genius of Trees: How trees mastered the elements and shaped the world”, Penguin Books) talked about how she writes about nature, how she… Read More »Online seminar on climate and art – How do you tell the stories about nature?