Steve Langdon: Research Station Director, Shingle Shanty Preserve.Nicky Hylton-Patterson: Director, Adirondack Diversity Initiative.Neil Patterson Jr.: Assistant Director, Center for Native Peoples and the Environment.This gave the exhibit team a real perspective about the sheer amount of change happening across disciplines from engineers to architects to farmers to young people.” Stephanie Ratcliffe, Executive Director, The Wild Center said, “One of the most interesting and uplifting aspects of working on this project was talking to the many people who are working on real solutions not more than 100 miles from The Wild Center. Their inspiring stories offer evidence of how science, technology and social change can become part of how your life can be a climate change solution. Visitors will meet 12 people who live in the Adirondack North Country region who are living climate solution examples. What happens when people put their skills and passion into action? This space gets people to think about what tools are being used to combat climate change and communities taking action on climate change. Action: Taking Action on Climate Change.The moss wall is an artistic representation and interpretation of carbon in the landscape, with various colors of moss representing the amount of stored carbon. By treating land, soil, and waters with respect, we can ensure access to healthy and affordable foods, and uplift people by supporting farmworkers.Įxploring ways we can support Earth’s ecosystems to help build a livable future. These solutions steer society toward an equitable food system for both people and the planet. Solutions demonstrate how transitioning to renewable energy will create an energy ecosystem that ensures lower carbon emissions, healthier communities, and cleaner air, water, and soil. Energy: Transforming our Energy Ecosystem.Over two years in the making, “Climate Solutions” highlights four different sectors that can help deal with climate change that visitors can relate to their own lives: The exhibition is included with regular admission to The Wild Center. – The Wild Center announces the opening of “Climate Solutions,” a 3,000-square-foot interactive exhibition that explores the encouraging stories of people from across different backgrounds, generations and sectors who are building a web of climate solutions in their lives and communities. Shares hopeful stories from people living and working around the Adirondacks and interactive examples of ways to mitigate climate change
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