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‘Climate Curious?’

University of Tasmania, 2024

This comic was commissioned by the Curious Climate project team from the University of Tasmania as a 20 page educational comic for young adults. The focus of the comic was to create an educational and empowering resource to help young people feel inspired and motivated to create positive change.