Welcome

Climanosco is founded with the vision that climate science should be accessible to everyone. We publish articles written by climate researchers that are accessible to all. We produce art and science exhibition programs. We operate an online shop with curated artworks. We are an independent non-profit association run by its members, and a growing community around the world. Our mission is to provide free access to high quality, accessible climate science and to support citizens, scientists, and artists to collaborate in making climate knowledge accessible to everyone.

Find out more about us.

Climate science library

Researchers around the world are developing an increasingly detailed knowledge on the climate, how it has been changing, what to expect for the next years and centuries, what the drivers of these changes are, their mechanisms of action, and how these interactions between humans, forests, oceans, ice sheets, and the atmosphere play together.

We work to make this research accessible to you, without paywalls or jargon. Our journal Climanosco Research Articles publishes articles written by researchers themselves. Each article is reviewed independently by our community to make sure it is scientifically accurate and accessible for all of us who do not have a scientific training.

Find out more about the climate science library.

Latest featured in the library:

Announcing our winners of the Collection 2, Climate change and its impacts

Putting the brakes on climate change – it’s about more than just CO2.

New in collection Human responses to climate change

Sea level under climate change: Understanding the links between the past and the future

New in collection Climate change and its impacts

An artistic exploration of ocean acidification research

A visual storytelling project about a scientific expedition on the Strait of Magellan

We are launching the Student Voices!

Student Voices is a new initiative where we work directly with students and schools around the world

Dear2050 Art and Science

Climate knowledge is not just about adding numbers. Importantly, it is about how we individually perceive it and its past changes, how every one of us feels future changes might impact them, and how we go about it.

By combining art and science, we strive to bring climate science in its broader context so everyone can make more sense of it and find new ingredients to develop their reflection.

Our Dear2050 art & science exhibition programs combine specially curated international science and art works on selected climate topics into exhibitions and events.

Find out more about Dear2050.

Open calls

We regularly launch open calls where we invite artists and scientists to submit works in a selected topic towards a new Dear2050 art and science program or a new research article collection. Our past open calls have been around topics such as humans, oceans or forests, and climate change.

Open calls are the starting point of our art and science programs and our research article collections. They are the best starting place for you to find out how to contribute by submitting a work or by participating in the review of manuscripts.

See our current open calls.

Get involved

Do you like what we’re doing? There are several ways to get involved depending on your interests, such as authoring a manuscript, participating in the review of manuscripts, participating as an artist in Dear2050 or in our shop. We also currently accept proposals for new science editors.

Find out more about how to get involved.

Climanosco’s shop

Our shop is specially dedicated to artworks around climate and climate change. It is currently being developed and we are accepting proposals of artworks from artists to increase the collection.

Your purchase helps support our partner artists and our work at Climanosco.

Find out more about Climanosco’s shop.