When it feels like the climate change movement is all doom and gloom, these young activists will inspire you to take action for wildlife conservation.

The best antidote for climate anxiety is hope, and making even small changes in your life can give you the hope and energy we need to protect biodiversity on a global scale.

The Canadian government has come under scrutiny after it was revealed that many of the country’s indigenous population will not receive clean water despite March 2021 being heralded as the pivotal month in which all First Nations reserves would receive it. 

Countries from all around the world are transitioning to low carbon future by welcoming solar, wind, geothermal and other renewable energy sources.

The United Nations (UN) has reaffirmed the importance for governments around the world to place a clear value on water in order to prevent widespread waste, shortages and high prices which are having a grave effect on some of the world’s most poor and vulnerable.

“The climate crisis and natural disasters are not political issues, they’re not socio-economic issues, they’re not a racial issue, climate change and climate crisis just is. Until we address that that fact, we won’t be getting to many places.” – Salvador Gómez-Colón’s speech in his address to world leaders at Davos 2020. 

International Mother Earth Day was established in 2009 which recognises that “the Earth and its ecosystems are our home” and that “it is necessary to promote harmony with nature and the Earth.”  Celebrated every 22nd April, it is a day to reflect on the importance of the planet we inhabit and all those that live within it.

The World We Want, has launched an inspiring call to action to break the silence around menstruation.

U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, emphasised the importance of addressing the environmental crisis in a speech at the EU headquarters in Brussels with this decade being viewed as the most pivotal.

The World We Want, has launched an inspiring call to action to break the silence around menstruation.

As much as 2,022 of acres of trees will be planted in and around the city of Birmingham as the Second City looks to make the 2022 Commonwealth Games carbon neutral.

The World We Want, has launched an inspiring call to action to break the silence around menstruation.

Losing one of our most crucial ecosystems could destroy livelihoods and cause irreversible climate devastation.

With fashion having a big influence over our everyday lives, these designers are ensuring how we can look good whilst also helping the planet.

Being more responsible for our actions is crucial in preventing the destruction of our waters and the marine life which lives within it.

The government has put forward ambitious plans to address rising temperatures across the continent.

The mapping of a sustainable future through ambitious goals and innovation.

The new innovations which can help clean up our oceans for good.