Share a Climate Memory
We are currently collecting climate memories from people around the world.
A climate memory might be a recollection of a season that feels different than it once did, a species you no longer encounter, a weather event that remains vivid in your memory, a changing landscape, a food tradition shaped by environmental conditions, or any experience that reflects a changing relationship with the natural world.
We welcome memories of both gradual changes and singular events. These may be recent experiences or memories from many years ago. Memories can be shared in any language.
To contribute, we invite you to make a simple voice recording and send it to us by email. Please begin by introducing yourself with your first name and, if possible, include:
- Where the memory takes place
- When the memory is from (for example, a particular year, decade, season, or period of your life)
- What has changed, or what you remember differently
- Why this change has stayed with you
Recordings do not need to be formal. We encourage participants to speak in their own words and in their own way. Please use only your voice — no music, sound effects, or background editing is necessary.
Contributions may become part of future radio broadcasts, listening events, exhibitions, publications, and the growing Climate Memories archive.
To share a memory, contact us at:
climatememories@gmail.com
By contributing, you become part of a growing international archive documenting how environmental change is experienced, remembered, and understood through everyday life.
Workshops and Collaborations
Climate Memories is also developed through workshops, listening sessions, public archive activations, broadcasts, and collaborative research projects.
We welcome invitations from community organisations, cultural institutions, schools, universities, environmental groups, artists, researchers, and broadcasters interested in exploring climate memory within their own communities.
For workshop enquiries, collaborations, or partnership opportunities, please contact:
climatememories@gmail.com