Climate Change
Rising temperatures are destabilising weather, agriculture, and life itself. We push for the urgent emissions cuts science demands.
We mobilise people, communities, and organisations to protect our planet's air, water, and land — because every living thing shares the same atmosphere.
Climate change doesn't respect borders. The carbon you emit becomes the air your neighbours — and strangers on the other side of the planet — breathe. That shared atmosphere is our common ground.
Six interconnected threats — and one planet's future on the line. Understanding them is the first step to acting on them.
Rising temperatures are destabilising weather, agriculture, and life itself. We push for the urgent emissions cuts science demands.
Nine in ten people breathe unhealthy air. We monitor air quality and campaign for clean-energy transitions in cities.
Every minute, forests the size of 40 football pitches disappear. We restore native ecosystems and protect standing forests.
Oceans absorb 25% of our carbon and produce half our oxygen. We fight pollution, acidification, and overfishing.
One million species face extinction. Healthy ecosystems are our planet's lungs — and its safety net.
The people least responsible for emissions suffer first and worst. We centre frontline communities in every solution.
Real solutions, on the ground, in communities — led by people who live there.
We help neighbourhoods fund and install solar, wind, and micro-grids.
Native trees, planted with local stewards, restored hectare by hectare.
Open air-quality sensors give communities the data to demand change.
Curriculum, workshops, and fellowships for the next earth defenders.