Speaking &
Media
New York Times /
Outside Magazine /
CBS News /
Aspen Ideas Festival /
American Psychological Association /
New Zealand Department of Conservation /
NBC News /
US National Park Service /
California Department of Health /
Association of Zoos and Aquariums /
Outside Magazine /
New York Times / Outside Magazine / CBS News / Aspen Ideas Festival / American Psychological Association / New Zealand Department of Conservation / NBC News / US National Park Service / California Department of Health / Association of Zoos and Aquariums / Outside Magazine /
Keynotes, Podcasts & Media
Dr. Thomas Doherty has presented for groups including the US National Park Service, the American Psychological Association, the New Zealand Department of Conservation, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, and the California Department of Health. He has also been a guest on NBC and CBS news and has been interviewed by publications such as Outside Magazine.
Contact Dr. Thomas Doherty to book an event or media interview.
Dynamic & Interactive Presentations
Dr. Thomas Doherty is a skilled group facilitator who can step beyond the podium and engage an audience in activities and conversations. With years of experience in teaming building, ranging from outdoor expeditions to corporate boardrooms, he draws people into micro-experiences that captivate and inspire.
Contact Dr. Thomas Doherty to talk about custom presentation designs.
Schools & Community
Dr. Thomas Doherty is an expert on developmentally appropriate ways to approach environmental education and climate coping with young children, teens, young adults, and elders. In school settings, he provides a positive and reassuring presence and also helps students build the resilience and tenacity to take on long-term and difficult goals. His book Surviving Climate Anxiety is designed to be used as a primary or secondary text in classes from high school through graduate school, and is useful for any course that requires students to take on challenging material about environmental problems and reflect on their own identity or lifestyle.
Contact Dr. Thomas Doherty to discuss options for your school or community group.
