The seminar "Media Coverage of Climate Change: Approaches and Practice" started today in the city of Bishkek.

Our two-day seminar “Covering Climate Change in Media: Approaches and Practices” started today in the city of Bishkek. On the first day of the seminar, Anna Kirilenko – project manager of “Green Climate”, talked about the project “Youth Resilience to Climate Change” and conducted an interactive game on the three principles that an eco-journalist should possess.
☂️ Also, the speaker on climate change at the seminar was Zoya Kretova, an expert of the “Green Climate” project. She talked about the current situation with climate change in Kyrgyzstan, highlighted the main challenges and risks, and shared sources of climate information.
🧑🏻‍💻👩🏻‍💻 Journalists attending the seminar received a lot of new and useful information about climate change and the connection between biodiversity and climate. According to the Theory of Biotic Regulation, natural ecosystems like wild forests, meadows, swamps, etc., are global systems that regulate climate at a planetary level. Therefore, these regulatory mechanisms are important for stabilizing and improving the climate situation.
🙌🏻 We will continue to share updates about our seminar and keep you informed. Stay tuned for updates!
The project “Green Climate – Youth Resilience to Climate Change” is being implemented under the overall coordination of the Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature, in partnership with BIOM and GLIP, with financial support from the European Union.
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