Patagonia combines outdoor clothing with repair services and an unusual ownership structure. It offers a concrete business example to examine, alongside the environmental impacts its own reporting still records.

Hannah Ritchie’s book puts environmental choices in perspective, using evidence about food, climate and biodiversity to explore where progress is possible and which changes could make the biggest difference.

NACS-J connects local observations with conservation across Japan. Its surveys and training show how knowing a familiar landscape can help people notice and respond to change.

JEEF helps people learn about the environment through outdoor experiences and conversation, supporting educators who turn everyday observations into questions worth exploring.

Ed Winters makes an animal-centred case for veganism, questioning familiar food habits and exploring their ethical and environmental consequences. Expect an argument to engage with, not a recipe book.

Jamie Margolin’s practical guide helps young people turn concern into organising, from opinion pieces and media approaches to teamwork, school commitments and avoiding burnout.

Al Gore’s climate presentation becomes a documentary mixing graphs, humour and personal history. This landmark 2006 film is best watched as climate communication from its time.

Japan’s Peace Boat connects peace education with voyages, testimony and community exchanges. Its work offers ways to learn from people whose experiences bring international issues close to home.

Dr Karl explains the science behind warming, from invisible gas molecules to climate evidence. This approachable 2021 book gives curious readers a route into how the greenhouse effect works.

Earthshot connects five environmental goals through examples of possible solutions. Colin Butfield and Jonnie Hughes offer an accessible, hopeful starting point for readers unsure where to begin.