Which weather rules do you know? Do you yourself make observations in nature from which you can make predictions for the weather? What do you use this knowledge for? Do you think it is still relevant and applicable today?

 

 

If you would like to share your knowledge and be part of an exchange meeting, join our call for weather rules!

Based on the submissions, we will organize an exchange meeting to bring together people who have an interest in sharing the knowledge that still exists about observing and interpreting the weather, and to exchange ideas about the relevance and application of this knowledge today - regionally, nationally, and internationally. The meeting is scheduled to take place in Berlin (and online) at the end of the year as part of a series of projects that Spore Initiative is facilitating in collaboration with partners in Yucatán and Gujarat, addressing traditional methods of weather observation, and their relevance for working with and on the land.

How to participate:


Share your knowledge and experience about weather rules with us and let us know if you are interested in participating in the exchange meeting. You can do this by:

 

-    calling 030 - 2000 472 21 and leave a message on our answering machine. You could either share your weather knowledge directly with us or ask us to call you back.

 

-    sending an e-mail with an audio file (for example a recording made with your cell phone) to audio@spore-initative.org

 

 

In either case, please include your full name, a way to contact you, and where you live.  If you have any questions, feel free to drop us a line.

 

By submitting a story and/or recording a story with us, you agree to have it collected and archived by Spore Initiative. You may revoke your consent in writing at any time.