About wikiSift.org

wikiSift provides:

• some songs we have developed to encourage action on Climate change,
• suggestions re 9 Characteristics of Highly Effective Climate Change Songs,
• Background notes to the Climate Walkers club on strava.com, which is a fun, easy, healthy, social, free method of climate change activism.

I have other plans for this website, which are described below, but for now it is the most convenient (and cheapest!) way for me to share the urgent work we need to get done re Climate change. I will reactivate it as a wiki hopefully by December, but first I have to better guard it against spammers.

A lot of the material also appears on wikiSift's facebook page which could be viewed if this website becomes temporarily unavailable.

- John Brady,
October 2021,
Sydney, Australia

I have some ideas I want to test out re species second-order selection etc, which will require sharing feedback across diverse disciplines. I have been building wikiSift.org with the aim of collaboratively sifting speculation into testable science.

Meanwhile we went on holidays on a diving trip that surveys fish populations in the face of climate change and habitat disruption. To help volunteers do an accurate job, I developed Anki flashcards to help learn fish species identification, and the flashcards' source spreadsheet that greatly eases organising and updating the photos.
I also revised my Indonesian with ~800 Indonesian words I find useful,
made notes on Dive Torches, underwater photography, etc,
and added some tips on health and rats.

You are welcome to comment on and improve wikiSift's contents - that is why it is a wiki. (Spammers please note that wikiSift is set up with rel nofollow.)

I hope you enjoy wikiSift.org as much as I have enjoyed setting it up.