EARTH NOTES | Earth Minutes

Our newsletter where we dive a little deeper into topics relating to environmental communications and youth voices.

LATEST EDITIONS

Earth Notes #11 In this edition, we wanted to share some insights gathered from our global youth cohort of environmental communicators from our Generation Earth Minutes programme.	Earth Notes #10 In the first Earth Notes edition of 2025, we explore the significance of nature connectedness in the present day.	Earth Notes #09 In the final edition of 2024, we reflect on how our business has evolved and the impact we’ve made over 2024 through challenging environmental communications.
Earth Notes #08 In this edition, we learn about temperate rainforests and why they are such vital habitats not only for our generation, but for future generations.	Earth Notes #07 In this edition, we explore the power of young people and marginalised communities in steering global climate negotiations towards a better and fairer future for us all.	Earth Notes #06 In this edition, we explore how communications can be used as a tool to raise awareness of water pollution and reconnect people to water, to inspire them to protect their local blue spaces.
Earth Notes #05 In this edition, we explore the significance of integrating youth perspectives into spaces focused on driving positive, impactful and sustainable environmental action.	Earth Notes #04 In this edition, we talk about how we, as climate communicators, can train and financially empower young people to become the next generation of climate communicators.	Earth Notes #03 In this edition, we explore how London-based charities, organisations and governance bodies are making efforts to reconnect Londoner’s with their local waterways.
Earth Notes #02 In this edition, we talk all about our theory of change at Earth Minutes, exploring what it is, how we developed it and why we have it.	Earth Notes #01 For International Youth Day, we asked our work experience students to reflect on their personal connection to nature and to explore whether other young people are connected to nature.

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Earth Notes #11

In this edition, we wanted to share some insights gathered from our global youth cohort of environmental communicators from our Generation Earth Minutes programme.

Earth Notes #10

In the first Earth Notes edition of 2025, we explore the significance of nature connectedness in the present day.

Earth Notes #09

In the final edition of 2024, we reflect on how our business has evolved and the impact we’ve made over 2024 through challenging environmental communications.

Earth Notes #08

In this edition, we learn about temperate rainforests and why they are such vital habitats not only for our generation, but for future generations.

Earth Notes #07

In this edition, we explore the power of young people and marginalised communities in steering global climate negotiations towards a better and fairer future for us all.

Earth Notes #06

In this edition, we explore how communications can be used as a tool to raise awareness of water pollution and reconnect people to water, to inspire them to protect their local blue spaces.

Earth Notes #05

In this edition, we explore the significance of integrating youth perspectives into spaces focused on driving positive, impactful and sustainable environmental action.

Earth Notes #04

In this edition, we talk about how we, as climate communicators, can train and financially empower young people to become the next generation of climate communicators.

Earth Notes #03

In this edition, we explore how London-based charities, organisations and governance bodies are making efforts to reconnect Londoner’s with their local waterways.

Earth Notes #02

In this edition, we talk all about our theory of change at Earth Minutes, exploring what it is, how we developed it and why we have it.

Earth Notes #01

For International Youth Day, we asked our work experience students to reflect on their personal connection to nature and to explore whether other young people are connected to nature.