Climate Change

What it means for Southern Africa and how can we prepare ourselves for tomorrow.

Introduction

2026 has been a turbulent year for many communities around the world. Riding the wave of an already warming planet, one of the strongest El Nino ever on record is giving the world a taste of the future.

Europe recorded the hottest summer on record and experienced devastating run away fires. A rock and ice avalanche swept down a valley on the Nepal-China border, killing thousands of people. In the USA, communities lost their battle with the sea as storms and high tides hit coastal areas. As typhoon Dujuan swept over Japan, over 1.6 million people were evacuated from their homes. The 2026 El Nino event is predicted to kill over 400,000 people worldwide. Although, 2026 marked a turning point in our planet, 2027 is lining up to be a year to remember, but for the wrong reasons. 

In this presentation, Jonathan focuses upon why climate change is a big deal, what we need to know about its impacts, and more importantly, how can we prepare ourselves for tomorrow.

Climate Change

Format

  • 45 minutes.
  • Interactive presentation.
  • Easy to understand and relate to.
  • Supported by an interactive workshop.

Outcomes

  • Understand why climate change is a big deal.
  • The effects of climate change.
  • What can we learn from countries dealing with extreme weather. 
  • Tipping points.
  • What climate change means for Southern Africa
  • How can we prepare for tomorrow.

Ideal For?

  • Suitable for all audiences.
  • Leadership events. 
Together We Can Change Tomorrow Today

Make a positive difference in your world. Send your ideas, requirements and dates to Jonathan at Info@JonathanLeeming.com and let's make it happen!

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Feedback

Thank you for your climate change presentation. You have given me a clearer picture of climate change and how it will effect us in South Africa. 

Helen Mier
Kloofendal Nature Reserve
Together we can change tomorrow today!