Welcome back to season three of What Do Scientists Do? A podcast for children and youth where we talk to wicked smart guests and learn about what kind of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math they do!

💫 In our season premier we learn all about how we can adapt to climate change and how the future is ours to shape, especially around Nova Scotia! 🌎 How can we plan communities that are climate resilient? 💪 What does climate resilience even mean? 🚌 And how can we design school bus windows to help deal with climate change? Today we learn all about climate change adaptation and managing from Alex Cadel (he/him), a Climate Services Specialist with CLIMAtlantic! You can learn more about CLIMAtlantic on Facebook @CLIMAtlanticInc, Instagram @CLIMAtlantic, and LinkedIn @climatlantic.

This podcast is available to listen to with captions on SuperNOVA's YouTube.

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