Education plays a crucial role in the battle against climate change, particularly for the generations to come.
Noella Environmental Education
Noella Environmental Education Science Comics is a series of books. Each book contains six research papers from universities across the globe. Topics primarily concerned climate change in various parts of the world. The research behind our topics is based on real data and geared for schoolchildren! It is for parents who want their children to learn more about climate change and participate in climate actions with Noella for a better world. Using academic research from top institutions (such as Columbia, ETH Zurich, Harvard, Imperial College London, MIT, Oxford, Princeton, Stanford, Yale, etc.) but delivered in an entertaining, light, and approachable way. Additionally, we provide character breakdowns, a visual dictionary, an article summary, a university article QR code for reference, and games. Our contents are fully supported by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals SDGs. We want the next generation to be empowered to think critically and to make informed decisions about their role in protecting this planet.
Volume One - Amazon: https://rb.gy/xjvn4
Volume One - Kobo: https://rb.gy/ml5jb
Volume Two - Amazon: https://rb.gy/x8fpk
Volume Two - Kobo: https://rb.gy/aym4k
Our Mission
We educate youth on the current affairs of climate research. Education is key to creating a new generation of environmentalists.
The environment has been changing since long before humans walked the Earth, and only the heavy hand of nature could be blamed. This time it's different. The evidence pointing to humanity's direct impact on the climate is overwhelming. Unfortunately, the debate over whether mankind is to blame for these changes continues despite all research on the subject.
Anthropogenic climate change is here and it is happening. Ninety-seven percent of climatologists agree that greenhouse gasses, both natural and man-made, are the root cause of this phenomenon. Global temperatures are climbing and ice caps are melting. Droughts, floods, severe storms, heat waves, and tropical cyclones accounted for 80-90% of documented disasters from the last decade.
The mission of Infinity Eight Productions is to educate youth on the current affairs of climate research. Our stories have roots centered in real world science performed at top universities. We educate by presenting research articles in fun, light, and informative ways. We want the next generation to be empowered to think critically and to make informed decisions about their impact on the climate.
We all need to help the Earth!
The Global Goals
United Nations - 17 Goals to Transform our World
United Nations - 17 Goals to Transform our World
United Nations - 17 Goals to Transform our World
The United Nations ' Sustainable Development Goals recognize that ending poverty requires building economic growth and addressing a variety of social needs including education, health, social protection, and job opportunities while tackling climate change and environmental protection.
Your Actions Matter
United Nations - 17 Goals to Transform our World
United Nations - 17 Goals to Transform our World
To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, all countries must take action - rich, poor, and middle-income to promote prosperity and protect the planet.
For more information, please visit the UN's SDGs website: https://sdgs.un.org/goals
UN SDG Support
Our Goals
At Infinity Eight Productions, we fully support the 17 Global Goals of the world-leading organization (officially known as the Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs). This is a critical time for us. These goals have the power to create a better world by 2030, by ending poverty, fighting inequality and addressing the urgency of climate change. Guided by the goals, it is now up to all of us, governments, businesses, civil society and the general public to work together to build a better future for everyone.
Your Actions Matter : https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/
UN Act Now
The UN's coordinated Climate Change action effort, ActNow, is an important component of the UN's efforts to promote climate change awareness, ambition, and action, and accelerate the implementation of the Paris Agreement.
We are proud to be part of UN's ActNow campaign. We hope that people will actively participate in this mission by taking action on their part to make the world a better place for the future. Your actions matter.
Climate Superheroes : https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/en/climate-action-superheroes/
Partners with EcoGarage, Malaysia.
Our Goals
A new partnership has been formed between Infinity Eight Productions and EcoGarage, a Malaysian company. The main focus of our efforts is Project EDEN. Through EcoGarage, Noella Environmental Education Science Comics/program will be coordinated with local schools in Malaysia. In order to ensure students can adapt these information appropriately, we provide individual-tailored sustainability seminars, workshops, and more. We will cover a wide range of topics, such as sustainable energy, waste management, composting, environmental education, climate anxiety, eco-activism, etc.
Partners with Green Teacher
Our Goals
Infinity Eight Productions, an animation company specializing in sustainable issues, has partnered with Green Teacher, an online Canadian publisher of articles focused on issues of sustainability. The partnership will focus specifically on the development of new content for webinars.
Link: https://greenteacher.com/webinar-partners-united-states/
Partners with Go Philippines for education.
Our Goals
Infinity Eight Productions, an animation company specializing in sustainable issues, has partnered with Go Philippines, an online organization attempting to improve access to education for all Filipinos through reduced tuition and financial assistance. Together, this partnership will bring climate change and sustainability to schools that aim to train tomorrow's leaders.
Environmental Education Puppet Shows
Friends of the Environment
Infinity Eight Productions is excited to announce our Environmental Education Puppet Show is available now. Correlating research papers from universities to environmental interests is an excellent way to help kids make connections between environmental studies and outdoor activities.
Additionally, puppets provide a sense of security that makes it easier for children to share thoughts and feelings that they would not otherwise be comfortable with. The process also encourages empathy for others, especially for the environment.
Please stay tuned for more updates
Comics
Columbia University
Columbia University
Columbia University
Title: Micro-plastic and Snowflake
Based on the research of scientist from Marco Tedesco.
Yale University
Columbia University
Columbia University
Title: Urban Growth, Outward
Based on the research of scientists Karen Seto and Richa Mahtta.
Oxford University
Columbia University
Stanford University
Title: Save the Giants, Save the Planet
Based on the work of scientists Yadvinder Mahli and Brian Enquist.
Stanford University
Stanford University
Stanford University
Title: Plant Nutrient Map Sheds Light on Carbon Sinks
Based on the work of scientist Rob Jackson.
Harvard University
Stanford University
Harvard University
Title: Switching to Renewable Energy Could Save Thousands of Lives in Africa
Based on the research of scientist Eloise Marais.
MIT
Stanford University
Harvard University
Title: The Future of Nuclear Energy
Based on the work of scientist Jacopo Buongiorno and help from Robert Patrick White.
UC Berkeley
University of Toronto
Princeton University
Title: How Red-eared Invaders are Hurting California's Native Turtles
Based on the research from researcher Max Lambert.
Princeton University
University of Toronto
Princeton University
Title: Sea Level Rise is Speeding Up....
Based on the work of scientist Michael Oppenheimer.
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
Title: Polar Bears Endangered By Global Warming
Based on research of scientist Peter Molnar.
Cornell University
University of Pennsylvania
University of Toronto
Title: Warm Ocean Temperatures Harm Sea Stars
Based on research of scientist Ian Hewson
CalTech
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Title: River Avulsion
Based on research of scientist Austin Chadwick
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Title: Microplastics Penetrate Our Water
System and Aquatic Life
Based on researchers from Philadelphia Water Department Bureau of Laboratory Service, and University of Pennsylvania
University of Washington
ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
University of Washington
Title: Arctic Freshwater will affect the Global Marine Environment
Based on the research of scientist Jiax Zhang.
UCLA
ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
University of Washington
Title: To be announced
Based on the UCLA research article.
ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
Title: Soil erosion is a global problem
Based on the researcher of Scientist Peter Puegg.
University of Chicago
University of Melbourne
ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
Title: How Climate Change Affects Economies Around the World.
Based on the researcher Asst. Professor Amir Jina.
University of Melbourne
University of Melbourne
University of Melbourne
Title: One (wo)man's trash....
Based on the researcher of Scientist Dr. Anne Decobert.
Imperial College London
University of Melbourne
University of Melbourne
Title: To be announced
Based on Imperial College London research article.
University College London
Wageningen University & Research
University College London
Title: To be announced
Based on the University College London research article.
Brown University
Wageningen University & Research
University College London
Title: To be announced
Based on Brown University's research article.
Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen University & Research
Title: To be announced
Based on Brown University's research article.
National University of Singapore
National University of Singapore
Wageningen University & Research
Title: To be announced
Based on Brown University's research article.
University of Texas
National University of Singapore
Technical University of Denmark
Title: To be announced
Based on Brown University's research article.
Technical University of Denmark
National University of Singapore
Technical University of Denmark
Title: To be announced
Based on Brown University's research article.
Critical Acclaim for Noella
Green Teacher Magazine (greenteacher.com)
This comic series covers advanced research topics from around the world and somehow manages to make it accessible for children from ages five and up! Readers join a cast of animal (and some non-animal) characters as they set out to fight climate change in short stories based on research published by scientists from top universities. The research topics are distilled enough for early readers to understand, but still contain enough information and science to support the case for action against climate change. This ebook would be an excellent digital resource for teachers, especially for those who find themselves teaching virtually or in a hybrid model. -- JT (Reviewer)
I have never seen academic citations presented in such a friendly, welcoming manner! Your citations truly are accessible and engaging, which aligns so well with your mission. -- Ian Shanahan (Editor in Chief)
Our Projects
NOELLA
SPACE ROCKS
SPACE ROCKS
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION COMICS BASED ON UNIVERSITY STUDIES. JOIN NOELLA AND LEARN ABOUT THE PLANET SHE DESPERATELY WANTS TO SAVE.
SPACE ROCKS
SPACE ROCKS
SPACE ROCKS
A YOUNG ASTRONAUT REALIZES HIS DREAM IS MUCH BIGGER THAN THE UNIVERSE.
MELVIN'S GREAT BIG TINY ADVENTURE
MELVIN'S GREAT BIG TINY ADVENTURE
MELVIN'S GREAT BIG TINY ADVENTURE
IN A TWIST OF FATE, MELVIN VENTURES INTO THE WORLD OF HUMANS AND EMBARKS ON AN UNFORGETTABLE JOURNEY
CITY OF ART
MELVIN'S GREAT BIG TINY ADVENTURE
MELVIN'S GREAT BIG TINY ADVENTURE
A LITTLE BOY FINDS A WAY TO REIGNITE A DREAM HIS FATHER ONCE HAD.
Meet Our Team
Louis Yuen : Founder & CEO
Jeffrey Countryman: Communications & Development Manager
Jeffrey Countryman: Communications & Development Manager
Louis has been a professional architect with over a decade of experience working on high-end design projects.
From 2011 to 2012, he worked on the Disneyland project in Shanghai, where he became painfully aware of China's pollution problems. He decided to educate current and future generations on how to make our planet a better place.
Lou
Louis has been a professional architect with over a decade of experience working on high-end design projects.
From 2011 to 2012, he worked on the Disneyland project in Shanghai, where he became painfully aware of China's pollution problems. He decided to educate current and future generations on how to make our planet a better place.
Louis now spends his time on taking classes at The Earth Institute, Columbia University, mainly focusing on Climate Changes, and K12 Education programs. Also, he spends his time on his dream of creating an animated projects dedicated to environmental preservation. He knows animation has the power to enlighten, and his passion has always been to bring animation project ideas to life.
Jeffrey Countryman: Communications & Development Manager
Jeffrey Countryman: Communications & Development Manager
Jeffrey Countryman: Communications & Development Manager
Jeffrey Countryman comes to USC with over 10 years of research administration experience in higher education. Prior to his current position at USC, Jeff spent three years at UC Berkeley in the Space Sciences Lab and seven years at UCLA Extension in program management. Before working with universities, Jeff was a program associate for a me
Jeffrey Countryman comes to USC with over 10 years of research administration experience in higher education. Prior to his current position at USC, Jeff spent three years at UC Berkeley in the Space Sciences Lab and seven years at UCLA Extension in program management. Before working with universities, Jeff was a program associate for a mediation non-profit in Washington, DC, employing his skills in conflict management for disability related claims filed under the Department of Justice, and he was an English teacher in Japan, Taiwan, and Hungary for four years. Jeff holds a Master’s Degree in Intercultural Communication from the University of Hawai’i, Manoa, and a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations from San Francisco State University. In his spare time, Jeff is an activist in the field of sustainability, particularly at the community leve