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11 Sep 11 - Many thanks to everyone who contributed photos and ideas to this exploration of the cultural dimensions of climate change. This Group is now closed but will remain online as an archive.

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Thanks and Goodbye! George Main 0 9 months ago
Global Warming Pole - Melbourne George Main 0 30 months ago
Carnarvon, Western Australia, 1970s vs 2000s squawkingalah 1 31 months ago
The cultural dimensions of climate change George Main 1 31 months ago

About Changing places

Talking about place, people and climate change

Interpreting the cultural dimensions of environmental change is a key role of the National Museum of Australia. As climatic changes caused by human activity begin to alter Australian ecological systems, the National Museum of Australia wants to record how the places you know and love are changing. What changes are you witnessing? How do you feel about these changes? What are you doing about it?

Share with us your photos that record how climate change is changing your place. Tell us how you feel about the ecological changes that you are witnessing. Are these changes affecting how you think about people and our place in the world?

Later we might like to use some of your photographs on the National Museum of Australia website or even as part of an exhibition, so please consider assigning a CreativeCommons licence to your images.

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