What are blue carbon ecosystems? Seagrasses are located along the shore of every continent except Antarctica. They are submerged flowering plants with deep roots. Seagrass ecosystems can sequester significant amounts of carbon and store it as organic carbon in sediment for long periods, making them one of the most significant natural carbon sinks globally. Blue… Continue reading The Bermuda Seagrass Project and Blue Carbon
Our mission is clear – to crowdfund for the planet and protect the world we live in for future generations. But do you know what carbon offsetting is and how we utilise it to support global projects? To help you understand more about what we do here at Climate Wise, we’ve answered a few of… Continue reading Carbon Offsetting is… protecting our planet
As wanderers of the world, we love exploring our beautiful planet and learning more about the most extraordinary places on earth. But if we don’t take action now to reduce our carbon footprint, many of these sites of beauty could soon become a distant memory. A report by the International Union for Conservation of Nature… Continue reading Five natural wonders of the world threatened by climate change and how you can save them
From melting ice caps to raging wildfires, we’re all accustomed to hearing about the devastating effect climate change is having on our planet. But if you don’t live in an area that’s been directly impacted by any of these disasters, it would be easy to think that climate change doesn’t affect you at all. In… Continue reading How climate change affects us all
We know that there are many ways to become more sustainable and climate-wise, from recycling to buying local produce. However, it can be difficult to know where to begin when discussing these issues with children. As a starting point, we need kids to understand what is meant by sustainability and how they can help the… Continue reading 15 Ways for Kids to Become more Climate-Wise
The former South African President and human rights revolutionist, Nelson Mandela, once said: “It always seems impossible until it’s done.” And that same theory can also be applied to the climate crisis. Here, Climate Wise founder and director Stephen Castree shares his thoughts on the global challenge we’re facing, and explains how the little things… Continue reading Climate action: It’s the little things that count
As we settle into the new year, it’s a good time to reflect on 2020 and set goals for the next 12 months. Now, more than ever, we must focus on the environment and support a green recovery which has a long-lasting, positive impact on our planet. Here, we explore five simple goals we should… Continue reading Five simple ways to act on climate change in 2021
As a society facing one of the biggest challenges in history, we must come together to tackle the climate emergency for future generations. Our Climate Wise ambassadors are passionate individuals who are committed to taking climate action now so that together we can make a global difference. We sat down with two of our newest… Continue reading Inspiring climate action through our Climate Wise ambassadors
After such a challenging year, we could all do with a little bit of festive cheer! But the flip side of the festive season is a not so jolly one… During what is meant to be a season of goodwill to all, we often forget to be kind to the planet, and the three days… Continue reading Naughty or Nice? How to have a Green Christmas
Greenwashing is a term which is often wheeled out when it comes to discussions around carbon offsetting schemes. But what does it mean and why do people use it as a reason to be negative and not support projects which are making a real difference to our planet? Justyn Branton, a co-founder of Climate Wise,… Continue reading So what is Greenwashing?
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