3, 4, 6, Action! Hey guys, my name is Pierre Benagig and I am a climate education activist from France. I help people and organizations to understand what is going on with climate change and how they can take action. I'm involved with several NGOs for this purpose and especially with the one named Climate Fresque. I'm a Climate Fresque. Climate Fresque is a non-governmental organization that originated from France and aims at accelerating the understanding of climate change at the global level. The organization does that through the rollout of a fun and collaborative workshop based on the IPCC reports. The workshop enables people to understand the causes and consequences of climate change, share how they feel about it and brainstorm on how to take action. The organization trains people all around the world to facilitate the workshop and this way they can play it with their surroundings, with their family, with their friends, with their colleagues and within other organizations. And like that, the basic knowledge about climate change quickly spreads all over the world. We are now more than 60,000 climate frescoes worldwide in more than 150 countries. It's a fabulous community. Last December, the 28th Conference of the Parties, aka COP28, took place in the United Arab Emirates in Dubai. For two weeks, Dubai became the capital of the fight against climate change and I was there with several other frescoes to represent climate fresque and advocate for the acceleration of climate education around the world. And I went there by playing. What? I know. I have been playing five years ago now because of the very bad impact of planes on time but as you may know, some of the areas I had to cross to get to Dubai from France are not safe. So instead of traveling only by train and bus, I unfortunately had to take the plane for the second half of my journey from Istanbul to Dubai. Because of this, my journey to Dubai emitted 400 kg of CO2, which is still twice less than if I had done the full journey from Paris to Dubai by plane. Of course, traveling by train or bus makes it quite a long journey. So I decided to make the most of my trip and stop in a few countries on the way. To meet international climate frescoes and learn about local specificities and challenges in their countries with regard to the climate crisis. During the next couple of weeks, you'll have the opportunity to meet these climate frescoes that I have interviewed on the way to COP28. And you know what? The first episode is actually already online. So please subscribe to the channel, stay tuned and discover the international community of frescoes with me.