The article argues that global ecosystem collapse and tropical deforestation threaten UK security, food systems, and the economy, and calls for stronger UK action through trade, finance, and deforestation regulation.

Approx. reading time: 4–6 mins.

The UK national security assessment warns that global biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse could significantly threaten UK food security, supply chains, and national stability, with risks of cascading economic and geopolitical disruption.

Approx. reading time: 6–8 mins.

The Gallery Climate Coalition is an international charity and membership organisation that helps the visual arts sector reduce carbon emissions by at least 50% by 2030 and move towards zero waste through shared tools, guidance, and collective action.

Approx. reading time: 2–4 mins.

The report maps circular economy networks across the cultural sector and recommends actions to increase reuse, resource sharing, and environmental sustainability in arts and culture organisations.

Approx. reading time: 10–15 mins.

The Resource Hub is a platform that helps creative and cultural organisations reuse, donate, and source materials such as sets, props, costumes, and equipment to reduce waste and support a circular economy.

Approx. reading time: 3–5 mins.

A three-stage toolkit that helps cultural organisations plan responses to the climate and ecological emergency through practice, community relationships, and long-term systemic change.

Approx. reading time: 6–10 mins.

A collection of essays and reflections that explores “planetary” thinking in contemporary art, focusing on ecological interdependence, situated practice, and how artists can rethink relationships between humans, non-humans, and environmental systems beyond extractive or colonial frameworks.

Approx. reading time: 10–15 mins.

The WWF Footprint Questionnaire estimates your environmental impact based on lifestyle choices like food, travel, and energy use, and compares it to UK and global averages.

Approx. reading time: 2–5 mins.