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If theatre is to be part of the most vital conversation humanity faces, then it has to change its practice. The Theatre Green Book is an initiative by the whole of theatre to work more sustainably.

Climate change is one of the defining issues of our time. It is now more certain than ever, based on many lines of evidence, that humans are changing Earth’s climate.

Time to treat the climate and nature crisis as one indivisible global health emergency.

Unsustainable human activities are wrecking the natural world we depend on.

What is climate anxiety and what can we do about it?

Get up to speed on the biggest issues facing our world – and learn about the most promising solutions.

This reportshares inspiring examples from across the arts sector alongside environmental reporting results from the first year of the new portfolio (2023-26). Analysis of the self-reported data, carbon impacts, and environmental measures submitted by 591 organisations provides a clear snapshot of where the creative and cultural sector stands today.

Does the idea of talking about climate change with someone who might not share your views make you feel a bit sweaty? You’re not alone! But if we’re going to increase support for climate action in our communities we need to engage as many people as possible. Here are some great reasons to get chatting…

Many of us care deeply about the impacts of climate change but are hesitant to bring it up in conversation. Yet we know that conversations can make a huge difference to how people think and act on particular issues. So here are some ideas for how we might overcome our fears and strike up a climate chat…

Follow Francesca Vicente's journey as a young producer engaging with the climate and nature crisis and how this has informed her ongoing practice

When was the last time you had a great conversation? What made it so good? How might you apply that to a conversation on an issue you care about, like climate change?