Alizé Carrère is a scientist, filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer whose work explores how communities adapt to a changing planet. She holds a Ph.D. in Ecosystem Science & Policy from the University of Miami, and a B.A. and M.Sc. from McGill University, where she conducted fieldwork across Latin America, the Middle East and Europe for her academic research.
Bridging research and storytelling, Carrère uses film to document human resilience to environmental change. She is the creator, director and host of ADAPTATION, a PBS Digital docuseries featuring stories from frontline communities around the world as they find new ways to live on a warming planet. Her work highlights the human dimensions of climate change and reimagines pathways for just, adaptive futures.