Programs • Talks • Workshops

Book Lis

Invite Lis to bring weather and climate science to your school, organization, event, or community program.

Program Options

Flexible formats for different audiences.

Schools & Youth

Weather Science Programs

Interactive sessions on clouds, storms, forecasting, weather safety, and climate basics.

  • Classrooms, assemblies, STEM days, and clubs
  • Elementary through college audiences
  • Visual examples and audience Q&A
  • Adapted by age and format
Visual Storytelling

Photography & Weather Talks

A visual program that uses weather photography to help people read the sky.

  • Clouds, storms, mountains, light, and weather patterns
  • Strong fit for libraries, museums, and public programs
  • Blends science, story, and original visuals
  • Works well as an evening talk or workshop
Why Book Lis

Credible, practical, and easy to connect with.

Lis brings experience in meteorology, climate adaptation, public policy, university teaching, science communication, museums, national parks, and community organizing.

20KAttendees at a Denver March for Science event she helped lead.
8+Years at UCAR creating science and preparedness training.
MS + MPAGraduate training in science and public administration.
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Clear scienceWeather and climate without jargon.
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Practical resilienceHeat, adaptation, preparedness, and local response.
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Strong visualsPhotography that helps ideas stick.
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Audience fitPrograms shaped around age, format, and goals.
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Public presenceComfortable on stage, in classrooms, and on camera.
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Warm toneCredible without feeling distant.
Sample Topics

Common program themes.

How Storms Form

Clouds, instability, severe weather basics, and what to watch for.

Extreme Heat & Resilience

Urban heat, trees, cooling, preparedness, and community response.

Weather Photography

How to notice atmospheric patterns and tell science stories visually.

Climate Impacts & Risks

Clear public-facing context on risk, adaptation, and local change.

Weather Safety

Practical guidance for storms, heat, lightning, winter weather, and readiness.

Science Communication

How to make weather and climate information understandable and useful.

Booking Flow

How booking works.

1

Inquiry

Share the audience, date, format, location, topic, and goals.

2

Match

Lis recommends the best program format and angle.

3

Customize

Examples, activities, and level are adapted to the audience.

4

Deliver

Your audience gets a polished, memorable program.

Ready to start a booking conversation?

Send the event type, audience, preferred date, location or virtual format, and topic.