#coffeegeography — Public Fediverse posts

Actionable science, real decisions – A conversation with Aparna Bamzai‑Dodson (USGS)

In Season 6 Episode 8 of the Coffee & Geography Podcast, Kit Marie discusses climate adaptation with Aparna Bamzai-Dodson from the USGS. She emphasises “actionable science” that engages stakeholders from the outset and the importance of context in decision-making. The conversation also touches on the interplay of science, community needs, and personal joy in the process.

https://geogramblings.com/2026/05/23/actionable-science-real-decisions-a-conversation-with-aparna-bamzai-dodson-usgs/

On-Location: Educational Sustainability, Coastal Identity, and Hope in Great Yarmouth – A Conversation with Dr Catherine Richards

In Episode 5 of the podcast, the I visit East Norfolk Sixth Form College in Great Yarmouth, emphasising sustainability as a cultural practice intertwined with education. Principal Dr. Catherine Richards discusses the college's role in the community, addressing local challenges while promoting climate literacy across all subjects, fostering a sense of belonging and optimism.

https://geogramblings.com/2026/04/12/on-location-educational-sustainability-coastal-identity-and-hope-in-great-yarmouth-a-conversation-with-dr-catherine-richards/