37 Collections

Climate Visuals

Climate Visuals is the world’s only evidence-based programme for climate change photography. It is run by Climate Outreach, a team of social scientists and communication specialists working to widen and deepen public engagement with climate change. Through research, practical guides and consultancy services, Climate Outreach helps organisations communicate about climate change in ways that resonate with the values of their audiences and leads to action.

United Nations Climate Change Conference COP26

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Do The Green Thing

Do The Green Thing is an environmental social initiative for the planet that uses creativity to tackle climate change. This page houses two of our digital exhibitions exploring the relationship between racial and climate justice: The Colour of the Climate Crisis (2021) and DesignKind (2022)

Met Office

Exeter, United Kingdom

Inter-American Development Bank

Washington, United States

World Monuments Fund

New York, NY, United States

Mohamed Amin Foundation

Nairobi, Kenya

Incredible India!

New Delhi, India

Tour Nigeria

Abuja, Nigeria

The Institute of Russian Realist Art (IRRA)

Moscow, Russia

Catlin Seaview Survey

The world’s reefs are in a dramatic state of decline - we’ve lost over 40% of corals over the last 30 years due to pollution, destructive fishing and climate change. According to the scientific community the decline is set to continue, it will affect 500 million people globally who rely on coral reefs for food, tourism income and coastal protection. In response to this issue, the XL Catlin Seaview Survey is creating a baseline record of the world’s coral reefs, in high-resolution 360-degree panoramic vision. It will enable change to be clearly monitored over time and will help scientists, policy makers and the public at large to see and understand the issues reefs are facing and work out what needs to be done to best protect coral reefs now and into the future.

Payne Gallery, Moravian University

Bethlehem, United States

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

Leiden, Netherlands

Federal Ministry of Education and Research

Bonn, Germany

Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, MNCN - CSIC

Madrid, Spain

Eden Project

St Austell, Cornwall

Tottori Prefectural Government

Tottori-shi, Tottori-ken, Japan

Somerset House

London, United Kingdom

Tara Ocean Foundation

Paris, France

TSURUOKA, UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy

Tsuruoka, Japan

Abashiri City

Abashiri, Japan

Digital Heritage and Humanities Collections, University of South Florida Libraries

Tampa, United States

Seto Inland Sea Folk History Museum

Takamatsu City, Japan

The CGIAR Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry (FTA)

Indonesia