On 26 October 2026, the TRACE project successfully hosted its International Webinar, bringing together more than 100 participants from over 10 countries. The event attracted a diverse audience, including students, educators, researchers, and geoscience professionals, all interested in climate change education, geospatial technologies, and innovative teaching approaches.
The webinar served as the project’s final international dissemination event, providing an opportunity to showcase the key achievements, educational resources, and digital tools developed throughout the TRACE – Tracing Climate Change project. Participants learned about the project’s innovative methodologies and explored practical examples of how its resources can be used to enhance climate change literacy and support STEM education.
International Participation and Knowledge Exchange
The active participation of attendees from a wide range of educational and professional backgrounds generated valuable discussions and knowledge exchange, highlighting the importance of international cooperation in addressing climate and environmental challenges through education.
The strong attendance and international representation demonstrated the broad relevance and impact of the TRACE project, while further increasing the visibility of its results among the academic, educational, and geoscience communities.
The TRACE consortium would like to sincerely thank all speakers and participants whose engagement contributed to the success of the webinar.
Watch the Recording
Those who were unable to attend, or who would like to revisit the presentations and discussions, can watch the webinar recording on the TRACE Project YouTube Channel. The recording remains freely accessible and will continue to support the dissemination and sustainability of the project’s outcomes beyond its official completion.
