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Lucy Siegle: We need to show people what’s possible, what’s already happening, and what they can do to help
The journalist and broadcaster on the limits of doom narratives, the power of everyday actions, and why climate storytelling needs a complete rethink.
Adam Buxton: Sometimes I think, f**k it! And then I think, “Oh no, I’ve let George Monbiot down”
The comedian, podcaster, and reluctant naturalist on IMAX skies, the tightrope of talking about climate as a non-expert, and why small, practical wins give him more hope than any amount of doom.
David George Haskell: Can we know more leaf shapes than corporate logos?
The Pulitzer Prize Nominee on reconnecting with nature, tuning into its sounds, sights, and textures, and finding joy in sensory awareness.
Gillian Burke: I'd rather go down on a burning planet where we're all together than have a planet that works for some but not for all
The BBC Springwatch presenter on birdfeeders, radical system change, and finding ways to say what can’t be said on pre-watershed TV.
Andy Cato: Farmers manuring town halls and NHS strike action are two symptoms of the same problem: Our food system isn’t working
The Groove Armada DJ who sold his song rights to buy a failing farm and ended up knee-deep in the mess of a food system that’s driving farmers to protest and soils to collapse.
Jenny Beavan: There are so many nature stories out there just waiting to be told. Maybe now is the time
The Oscar-winning costume designer on rethinking waste, the joy of gardening, and why smaller films could spark a new era for storytelling.
Kumi Naidoo: How did we move people into the struggle against apartheid? Music, dance, and theatre
The former Amnesty and Greenpeace chief on why artivism matters, how jargon kills action, and the media’s complicity in the climate crisis.
Maddie Moate: We are seeing fewer faces of actual human beings on children's television
The BAFTA-winning presenter on climate truths for kids, the problem with animation, and why poo paper gets young minds buzzing.
Jess Fostekew: I knew I wanted to be a funny loud angry b*tch screaming in favour of clean air
The comedian on trolling, ULEZ, and why making climate change funny might be her toughest gig yet.
Oliver Jeffers: Science and logic won’t always win somebody over, but stories will
The Lost & Found artist and storyteller on the untapped power of everyday people in the climate fight.
Benjamin Zephaniah: Most great revolutions start from the bottom and come up
The poet on a world where most people are too busy surviving to listen, “intellectual masturbation”, and how a poem in a Dublin pub echoed all the way to South Africa’s Ministry of Education.
Lily Cole: How do I live with integrity and mindfulness and take small actions where I can but not self-flagellate in the process?
The model and activist on rejecting perfection, rewiring consumption, and the cultural shift we need to thrive together.
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