DataRefuge

@DataRefuge

#DataRefuge is a public, collaborative project est. by @PPEHLab & @upennlib designed to address the concerns about federal climate and environmental data

Philadelphia, PA datarefuge.org Joined December 2016

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DataRefuge @DataRefuge Apr 22, 2020

Our #climatesensing & #datastorytelling platform is now LIVE including a whole page of resources on #myclimatestory, storytelling prompts in 15(!) languages and a gallery of some of our favorite stories from the storybank. Check it out: bit.ly/2RYFX6Y

DataRefuge @DataRefuge Jul 12, 2020

Danny spotted this two-spotted bumble bee pollinating a marigold near Sewell, NJ. On the #MyClimateStory @inaturalist project, he writes that this species is "notoriously being affected by #climatechange" due to its difficulty adapting to changing plant biodiversity patterns.

A two-spotted bumble bee pollinates an orange marigold flower in South Jersey.

DataRefuge @DataRefuge Jul 9, 2020

How are other organisms in your environment responding to climate change? We are incredibly excited to extend our #MyClimateStory campaign BEYOND humans. See the instructions below, download @inaturalist and join the project today!

DataRefuge @DataRefuge Jul 8, 2020

How is the wetness of #climatechange affecting infrastructure in a place that is close to you? Share your #MyClimateStory via the link in our bio or leave a voicemail on the Climate Hotline: 267-499-3973

Alex's climate story from Apt, France: "In 2019, it rained 3 months' worth of water in 3 days. The Roman-era bridges of the Cavaillon River in my town were destroyed."

DataRefuge @DataRefuge Jul 6, 2020

Did you know you can make your #MyClimateStory anonymous? This one comes from central Mexico, where the author is sensing #climatechange in the plant and non-human animal life around them.

Anonymous story from central Mexico: "The seasonal dry period for crops is growing. Coyote patterns have shifted. Mangoes have also become more rare."