Share A Photo Message - Climate Change Thunder Bay Connection

Share A Climate Photo Message

Take two minutes to share a photo message about climate change in the Thunder Bay region.
By sharing our stories around impacts and actions we can inspire ourselves and others to create a better future

See other submitted photo messages for inspiration

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Feel free to submit a photo message for more than one question.

What impacts do you see and feel?

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Take 30 seconds to reflect on how you feel or see climate change in the Thunder Bay region.

What action are you taking now?

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Take 30 seconds to share the action you are currently taking to create a better future.

What action will you take tomorrow?

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Take 30 seconds to share the climate change action you will take in the future.

Migratory birds and climate change

Migratory birds are facing challenges with the changing climate. Birds migrate from one place to another because of changing seasonal temperatures and food availability. Arriving at the wrong time may cause survival problems for the birds due to lack of food and habitat.

Ignorance is not bliss

Will closing our eyes and ignoring the problem make it stop? It is time to take RESPONSIBILITY, get EDUCATED, take ACTION and get INVOLVED to help combat climate change. If we don’t do it, who will?

Temperature Rise

Climate change is resulting in an increase in earth’s temperature globally. This temperature rise will result in disappearance of mountain glaciers, sea ice and rivers. Sea level rise can displace 10% of the world’s population.

Youth Climate Message

Written by Kate Greenwood. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

“Dead Zone”

Image by Tori Lord. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

Photo Message Submission Form

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Youth Climate Message

Written by Walker Lucchese. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

The Ground Beneath Our Feet

Just because trash escapes our eyes, that doesn’t mean that we can ignore it! Pop cans, bits of plastic and candy wrappers after Halloween are but a few of the miscellaneous plastics that we turn a blind eye to. Let us act responsibly and keep the planet in mind.

Growing up

Seedlings in spring. Taking root..

“Forest Soul”

Written by Ivy Greenwood. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

Clothesline Instead of Electric Dryer

I have started using a clothesline instead of the electric dryer in my house. It not only saves energy but also sunlight can kill bacteria and give the laundry a fresh smell. Besides not contributing more to our carbon footprint, we will be saving money too.

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By sharing your story we can highlight the impacts and actions of climate change. We can inspire ourselves and others to create a better future

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