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VOICEMAIL FROM THE FUTURE:
"Hi, this is Elisa calling. I'm interested in your ad about the intentional community that focuses on meditation and dealing with environmental despair."
LISTEN to this heartbreaking voicemail→
Whether the future you imagine is terrifying, beautiful, or mundane, record your vision and become a part of FutureCoast's archive before it's too late!
It's hard to know what you can do to help stop climate change, I know. Sometimes I feel pretty helpless and discouraged. Working with other people who have empathy for the earth, for other species, and for the people who will inherit this planet after us has given me a way to do something... and it feels powerful.
The truth is this: we need more help, and there's something (something fun!) that you can do: will you become a part of FutureCoast? Volunteer to geocache a chronofact and help us get more people to rethink what's possible for our future! Adventure is waiting for you...
Did you know that April is Earth Month? Specifically, Earth Day is coming up on April 22, and YOU CAN DO SOMETHING to help raise climate change awareness (bonus: it's fun!).
Here's how: spend ten minutes exploring the FutureCoast project, then get creative and make a voicemail from the future. Your recording will become part of a collaborative authentic fiction exploring how our future may be affected by climate change.
Thanks friends, and please do help spread the word.
-FWG
"We've got a situation in need of urgent response... if you've got any great ideas, now would be the time." LISTEN→
Um, sounds familiar... #ClimateChange
LISTEN TO MORE VOICEMAILS FROM THE FUTURE HERE.
In 2059, it's an ordinary day in Paris... except that you just saw something magical: a vision of the city before it was overrun by fungus, viewed from beneath the Seine in an under-water submarine. And, to make things even more magical, the river water is "clean" – meaning you can see through it (doesn't sound very clean, by today's standards...).
"It's just wonderful to see the old Paris the way it was."
One voicemail from the future shines light on a changed Paris→
Be brave and imagine yourself in the future. What do you see? Are there houses floating in the water, structures rising into the sky, or is there just... nothing?
Climate change is a vast topic, and is difficult to grasp in a way that makes it truly matter on a personal level. FutureCoast invites you to see yourself in the future, perhaps on an ordinary day, doing something as simple as phoning a friend to discuss the weather. It's a personal way to imagine how our world will be different 20, 50, 100 years down the line.
Share your vision and help us understand what climate change could mean for life here on earth. Head to futurevoices.net/create or call +1 (321) 7-FCOAST to leave a voicemail to the future.
In many cities, our airports are situated just at the edge of water. To accommodate rising ocean levels, how will our transportation infrastructures need to be changed, and how quickly?
This voicemail from 2033 shows us that this situation could present itself sooner rather than later→
Imagine a future where houses aren't anchored to the ground, and new islands are built in order to tether our homes so that we don't float away...
LISTEN→ Voicemail from the Future: FLOATING HOUSES (ALASKA)
