Resources
Helen Torney designed the logo in 2014 and brought our first book to life. Taylor Richmond and Miró Merrill led the use of watercolor and art as translational, strategic channel.
Site assets were also designed - colors were added as our projects moved to new locations.
Cordova Script

Cordova Script was designed by Paige DePaepe in 2015. The goal was a unique typeface made for videos to match the breathtaking beauty of Cordova.

Sankofa Script

Sankofa Script was designed by our design team while on assignment in Accra, Ghana

 in March of 2018.

 

David Choe, Emily Ost, & Anna Rath worked together to create a script that embodied the organic handmade feel of Ghana.

 

The script includes punctuation and

 symbols needed for the projects as well

as a few select Adinkra Symbols.

Book Shelf:

Onions Are My Husband

by Garcia Clark

Houston, We Have a Narrative

by Randy Olson

The Sea Around Us

by Rachel Carson

Field Notes from a Catastrophe

by Elizabeth Kolbert

Salmon Without Rivers

by Jim Lichatowich

How Culture Shapes the

Climate Change Debate

by Andrew J. Hoffman

Internet Articles:
The Oceans Are Drowning in Plastic

We’re being overwhelmed by our waste. A series on ocean plastics.

Extreme Weather, Climate Change Costing Taxpayers Billions
 Disasters costing taxpayers billions of dollars in relief and the tab will only increase as extreme weather events become more common.
What Trump Doesn't Get about Salmon Recovery

When salmon were first listed on the federal Endangered Species Act nearly 20 years ago, we were forced to ask what it means when a city like Seattle is declared the critical habitat of an endangered fish.

Climate change fueling disasters, disease in 'potentially irreversible' ways
Divers removing 30-year-old junk reef off California coast
Our Climate Future is Actually Our Climate Present

New York Times magazine long-form story.

The pristine Arctic has become a garbage trap for 300 billion pieces of plastic
Scientists have discovered vast systems of flowing water in Antarctica. And that worries them.
When Rising Seas Transform Risk Into Certainty

Along parts of the East Coast, the entire system of insuring coastal property is beginning to break down.

Most of the Great Barrier Reef is officially destroyed forever

The Great Barrier is close to being wiped out and there is “zero chance” of its massive dead zones springing back to life, scientists have warned.

Climate Catastrophe Will Hit Tropics Around 2020, Rest Of World Around 2047, Study Says
How Americans Think About Climate Change

Interactive data maps.

The Great Barrier Reef is bleaching yet again, and scientists say only swift climate action can save it
Growing algae bloom in Arabian Sea tied to climate change

When the sea turns green...

Oregon Oysters and Climate Change

Climate change close to home.

Beyond Extreme Weather

The reality of a new weather system where super storms are the norm.

Public views on Climate Change

Pew Research

In America’s Heartland, Discussing Climate Change Without Saying ‘Climate Change’