Radio Climate
If you were Country what would you want human beings to do?
Welcome to Radio Climate, an expanding archive of audio pieces that foster connections with the environments around us through listening. Understanding deepens when listening to communities, sounds and languages of place. We invite you to listen as a move towards understanding, a tool for transmission and transformation. These soundscapes arise from and respond to places that are all within travelling distance of here. Sit back and listen with your whole self, and contribute your own voice to the archive in reply.
What might Country be asking us to learn?
Radio Climate is part of Science Gallery’s EMERGENCE[Y]. The exhibition brings together artists, scientists, and collaborators from around the globe to explore how we adapt to a world in flux. In an age marked by ecological collapse, technological acceleration, and social upheaval, adaptation becomes not only a biological imperative but a creative and ethical act. How might we not only survive through change but emerge in a critically reimagined future?
Science Gallery, Melbourne
FREE ADMISSION
Open Wednesday to Saturday, 11am to 5pm.
Planting Meanjin 2026
Climate change on your mind? There’s nothing better than caring for Country to soothe the soul. Join up to 40 fellow APAX delegates, artists and volunteers from Brisbane Festival and Angharad Wynne-Jones, facilitator at Creative Climate, in some early morning ceremony and bush regeneration. Experience a taster of Creative Climate’s hugely successful Planting events in Naarm ( over 10,000 trees plated by 360+ volunteers).
Following the 7am Sunrise Ceremony Bikki Wantimaa at SouthBank you’ll have the opportunity to get your fingers in the dirt in great company and help look after the creeks and bushland of Meanjin, guided by passionate ecological volunteers.
Hear about how the project was developed as a model for community engagement, cultural practice and climate action. From offsetting to insetting, practice in place.
Planting Naarm 2026
Gather with community and experts for an evening of bold conversation about climate justice.
An inspiring and inclusive evening of conversation and connection in the lead-up to Planting Party, a day of community action and celebration on Sunday 7 September.
This free event brings together First Nations Knowledge holders, artists, gardeners, activists and thinkers of all ages and backgrounds for a powerful discussion about climate justice and caring for Country.
We’ll tackle the big questions, share knowledge, and spark ideas for how we can act together – from the bush to our gardens and our city streets.
Together, we’ll explore:
What does climate justice really mean?
How do First Nations knowledges shape our response to climate change?
How can we ensure this knowledge is honoured, not exploited?
How can art, culture and community drive climate action?
What does a ‘Nature First’ approach look like in urban spaces?
And how do we best honour nonhuman life?
This is an intergenerational, intersectional space – all are welcome.
Presented by Creative Climate and Fed Square, as part of RESET – A free festival for greener living.
Green Team EOI
Green Venue Certification Five free pilot places available for non-music venues across Australia in a program developed by Green Music Australia to recognise and support cultural venues taking meaningful environmental action. Submit an Expression of Interest to be part of this opportunity.