RESILIENT EARTH, RESILIENT COMMUNITIES
Discover the science that shapes our world by exploring the National Center for Atmospheric Research's (NCAR) traveling exhibit. Through content panels, hands-on activities, and opportunities to share personal
stories, we are excited to feature vital research, which reveals how scientists track
changing landscapes and complex weather patterns. This exhibit equips our communities
to become more prepared and resilient, helping us all build a better tomorrow.
Experience Resilient Earth, Resilient Communities:
The exhibit is located in the Edmonds College Library (Lynnwood Hall) and offers flexible viewing options to fit your schedule.
How to Visit
- Individual Drop-In (Unhosted): Feel free to stop by and explore the exhibit on your own anytime during the Library’s
operating hours.
- Exhibit Hours:
Monday -Thursday: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Friday & Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 1-5 p.m.
*Closed: November 11, November 27-30
*Special Hours: Wednesday, November 26 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
- Exhibit Hours:
- Group Visits (Hosted): Want to bring a class or group? Schedule a dedicated visit.
Getting Here
- Location: Edmonds College Library (Lynnwood Hall)
- Parking Information: Visitor parking lot
How You Can Make A Positive Impact
The evidence is clear: our world is rapidly heating. Global average temperatures have already risen by 1.4°C since the Industrial Revolution, a pace of warming far exceeding previous climatic changes. Scientists agree that this significant, rapid change over the last 150 years is a direct result of human activity.
This reality makes the decisions we make today critical—they will shape our world for decades, even centuries, to come. But action is not just about the planet; it’s a direct investment in personal health, community well-being, equity, and environmental justice.
In 2018, the IPCC set a critical deadline: the world must cut emissions to net zero by 2050—requiring global carbon dioxide emissions to be roughly halved by 2030—to limit warming to 1.5°C.
The science is clear. Your action is next. This website is your starting point. Learn about your personal environmental impact, discover effective changes you can make today, and find ways to drive positive change in your community.