Nature & Climate House

Nature Is Not a Resource; It’s the Economy

The Foundations of Everything

AI Is Scaling and So Is the Cost. But Who’s Paying the Bill?

The Foundations of Everything

Music and More With Madame Ghandi

When Culture Changes, Politics Follows

Can Creative Industries Spark a Story of Resilience?

New Power Building New Resilience

We Are All Builders In the Resilience Economy

New Power Building New Resilience

In the age of AI, who speaks for future generations and the Earth we leave behind?

Hosted with the Centre for Future Generations

As AI reshapes the future, this session explores what it means to build technology that considers not just progress, but its lasting impact on future generations and the planet.
The impacts of climate change are already here: how resilient are we?

Hosted with Resilience First

This session brings resilience leaders across sectors together to learn from their peers how climate resilience can be made a strategic priority and how different sectoral approaches can complement each other to build systemic resilience across the UK economy and society.
Belonging over burden: How the stories we tell can change politics

Hosted by Bellwethers

This discussion will explore how the stories we tell about belonging can reshape politics, shifting the focus from burden to connection and opening up new ways to understand identity, responsibility, and shared futures.
Architects of the future, influencing the present: How ordinary people can make extraordinary politics

Hosted with One World or None in association with KNOCA, Shared Future and DEMOS

An opportunity not to discuss the potential for citizens’ assemblies to address critical issues such as climate change but to develop pathways by which these deliberative models can become part of political practice.
Sun to Sea: Is clean energy the answer to helping oceans and nature recover?

Hosted with Point One and the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet

The ocean is under pressure from economic systems that leave coastal communities with few alternatives, and this session will explore the foundations for new models of regeneration, where communities themselves become the economic engine of conservation through clean energy, biodiversity protection, and new forms of nature finance.
Unlocking the finance for protecting 30% of nature

Hosted with 30x30 UK

This discussion will explore how protecting 30% of the planet by 2030 can shift from a political commitment to an economic inevitability by aligning finance, ambition, and cross-sector collaboration.

A New Voice for Climate Storytelling

A curated group of News Antennas, some of Europe’s top news creators, explored how public conversations and political will are evolving and diverging across the UK and Europe and what this means for the news agenda. The goal of this open discussion was to re-imagine relevant pathways for news coverage to draw on insights and inspiration in equal measure. This session was curated with the Agency for Nature and Project Tempo.
Who owns the climate story now—newsrooms or creators?

Climate change and environment are no longer a news beat; they are a lens own the news across topics. Every story has a climate or nature dimension waiting to be told. Featuring Football for Future, whose landmark report revealed the urgent truth about the vulnerability of World Cup 2026 venues and the future of sport, alongside the founders of London Climate Action Week, the News Antennas community explored the evolving story of a climate constrained world, the financial and social imperatives and the importance of culture change.