Climate&

Helping communities access and apply climate knowledge for a more sustainable future

About

Climate& is an independent climate communication and consulting practice founded by Kate Bongiovanni.

Vision

Our vision is to ensure all organisations can access climate knowledge and use it to create a more resilient and sustainable future.

The challenge

Climate change is experienced differently across places, sectors and communities, with impacts flowing across all areas of society from infrastructure, health and education to business operations, supply chains and local economies.

Addressing these challenges requires an interdisciplinary approach that connects climate science with the knowledge and expertise of the people and sectors affected.

Our approach

Climate& bridges the gap between climate science and practical action, helping organisations beyond the traditional environment sector access, understand and apply climate knowledge to make informed decisions for a more resilient and sustainable future.

Our core services include writing and editing, research and data analysis, and presentations and workshops. These are delivered through clear and engaging articles, presentations, infographics, reports and other tailored communication products.

Our work is underpinned by three core values:

Locally relevant

Climate& tailors science and solutions to the people, landscapes and industries they are designed to support.

Evidence-based communication

Climate& draws on the latest climate science and best available evidence, balancing technical rigour with clear communication to develop trusted and engaging resources.

Sustainable action

Climate& focuses on practical outcomes, helping organisations turn climate knowledge into informed decisions and effective climate action.

About Kate

Black and white portrait of Kate Bongiovanni

Kate Bongiovanni is an Australian climate scientist and science communicator who strives to make climate change information accessible to diverse audiences.

Kate holds a Master of Climate Science from the University of Melbourne. Beyond her professional work, she has served as Co-Chair of the Victorian Centre of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (AMOS), been a recurring guest presenter on 3CR Community Radio's Lost in Science, and contributed to various student engagement initiatives.

Get in touch

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