Allyson Zahm and Becky Hansis-O’Neill tell the story of Penguin Chill, an innovative installation that raises awareness about climate change and penguin conservation. Allyson, from the New Mexico BioPark Society, highlights the effectiveness of technology in storytelling as interactive displays engage visitors more than traditional signage. Partnering with Ideum, a creative technology company, they developed engaging conservation messaging. The project shows how visitors can learn about penguins and global conservation. The making of Penguin Chill in Albuquerque is shared, inspiring imaginative and scientific thinking through interactive experiences.

Rainfall forecasting models are essential for predicting droughts and floods. Ray Schmitt physical oceanographer at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, studies ocean salinity and its impact on climate change. He advocates for global expansion of forecasting techniques while addressing climate change and policy challenges.

Oceans Melting Greenland Ice Mission. Climate Elvis has arrived in Greenland! NASA’s Principal Investigator Josh Willis investigates ice melt and rising ocean temperatures during the day studying the interaction between the oceans and the ice. By night, he dives into the vibrant world of theater to share his research through humor and music. Josh Willis transforms into Climate Elvis, rocking and rolling with Climate Rock!