The shift toward net zero will bring economy-wide transformation on an unprecedented scale. The transition will impact many industries, jobs, and communities.

The Climate Action North training academy helps individuals and businesses learn how to take climate action and support continuing professional development (CPD).

A one-day conference, organised by community interest company Climate Action North, is turning the tide on taking ocean action by inspiring people on the extensive work taking place to restore and conserve the seas and oceans.

For years, nature hasn’t been seen as a partner but rather as something to defeat and destroy. The results are disastrous. Over half of our species are in decline, 15 percent are threatened with extinction, and all top predators have been hunted to extinction, as cited by Rewilding Britain.

An award-winning accountancy firm has joined the family of Climate Action North sponsors.

Valued, which help ambitious business owners realise their potential, has committed to supporting the social enterprise’s initiatives that mobilise climate action and business resilience throughout the North of England.

Resilience offers you a simple business choice: prepare now or pay later. It’s difficult to forecast and prepare for every scenario or crisis that may occur in the future but, as a business owner, it’s your responsibility to make informed decisions to guide and empower actions for the future.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of World Environment Day, where individuals, communities, businesses, and governments unite from across the globe and commit to taking climate action.

The annual 30 Days Wild challenge celebrates the rich nature on our doorstep by spending a month doing something ‘wild’ every day and appreciating the natural world.

A one-day Ocean Action Conference will take place on Seaburn seafront in Sunderland on 8 June 2023.

Highlighting ocean action happening across the UK, the conference will feature experts, ocean practitioners, and marine biologists speaking about the challenges faced in rewilding the seas.

Following the recent BBC Wild Isles television programme, it is appropriate that ocean experts and those taking action for the oceans will gather for a conference on The United Nations World Oceans Day on 8 June.