Nature Day
Bringing Nature and Biodiversity to London Climate Action Week
The challenge
Nature needed a bigger place in the climate conversation
London Climate Action Week had grown to more than 700 events and 45,000 attendees, but nature and biodiversity needed a stronger platform within the conversation.
Working with WWF, the challenge was to create a space that put nature at the heart of climate action, amplified underrepresented voices and explored how nature connects with finance, technology and social justice.
The idea
Bring different worlds together around nature
Project Everyone created Nature Day, a one-day programme designed to connect people, ideas and sectors that do not always share the same room.
Working with WWF and a diverse group of partners, the programme brought together Indigenous leaders, scientists, activists, financial leaders, policymakers, filmmakers and environmental champions to explore new approaches to protecting and restoring nature.
what happened
One day. Eleven events. A world of different perspectives.
Across three spaces at Kindred in London, Nature Day combined expert roundtables and policy discussions with nature walks, storytelling, film, dinners and live performance.
Conversations explored everything from green finance and climate justice to AI, environmental crime, food systems and intergenerational action. The varied programme created opportunities for genuine connection and collaboration while building momentum towards COP30 in Brazil.
Result
250+
global changemakers brought together
11
events hosted in one day
17
organisations connected
3
live
performances
“Thank you so much for your support in curating a fascinating and impactful Nature Day in London Climate Action Week.”
Lucy Sargent
Director of Philanthropy & Events, WWF