Climate and nature storytelling that inspires action
Use video to reach audiences and inspire action without exhausting your resources, deadlines or team.
No greenwash. Here are our red lines.
Beyond the echo chamber with climate and nature communications
We asked climate and nature communicators:
What’s important in 2026?
How can we support each other to get better?
We gathered insight from 64 communicators between December 2025 and February 2026. Here's what they said.
Our services
When you need a partner you can trust
“Using the Remote services at Climate Acceptance Studios has been a game changer. We can produce high quality video content in an affordable way with people recording from the UK, India, Uganda, Canada and Vanuatu in the Pacific Islands. The rich content allows multiple short-form videos to be made. We can engage audiences ranging from policy-makers to the general public. The process is flexible and the team has been thoughtful, creative and timely in their work, demonstrating their clear experience in this field. Highly recommended.”
David Hillman, Director, Make Polluters PayAction inspires action
Stories of action help others take action.
The science is clear: to inspire action in others, it's time to share your stories of action (see Kris DeMeyer's TED Talk and storytelling research).
Video is one of the most powerful communication tools we have.
95% of people on the internet watch videos (Statista). Video returns $7 in funding for every $1 invested (Here Now). People retain 95% of a message when they watch it in a video compared to 10% when reading it in text (Invisia).
To make impact, video storytelling is vital.
Achieve your strategic goals
"Working with Climate Acceptance Studios has furthered our goals across the board. From building new partnerships to strengthening existing networks and enhancing our fundraising strategy we are reaching a wider audience through video content. The team are now helping us prepare for COP30 by producing a video for our Brazilian partners. Highly recommended."
Diana Picon Manyari, International Climate Director, Health Care Without Harm
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