SUWON — Gyeonggi Library will host a climate literacy lecture titled "A Library's Imagination for People and the Planet" at 3 p.m. on the 21st at Planet Gyeonggi Hall on the first basement level of the library.
Jung Jae-hoon, director of the Korean Studies Institute at Australia's University of Queensland, will lead the session, aiming to deepen understanding of the climate crisis and introduce climate response efforts and case studies from overseas.
The lecture will also include a discussion with attendees on practical steps toward building a sustainable society in an era of climate crisis.
The event is open to any Gyeonggi Province resident interested in climate issues.
The lecture is part of the "2026 Gyeonggi Library Climate Chapter," a project marking the library's first anniversary.
The Climate Chapter also features a range of programs including conferences, book talks and outdoor reading spaces.