Environment and sustainability

Turning awareness into action

A magazine titled Wales at COP26: Voices for Change with greenery-covered COP26 letters and an Earth image on the cover rests on a concrete surface near green plants.

A panel of five people sits on stage beneath a TOGETHER FOR OUR PLANET sign and Earth graphic, while a woman speaks at a lectern on the left; glasses and water jugs are on the table in front.

Four colourful cards (red, yellow, teal, orange) with the black text Climate. Cymru are floating against a grey background.

Five people stand together outdoors on grass, smiling at the camera. They are in front of a wooden fence and a blue Climate Cymru sign. Trees and bunting are visible in the background on a sunny day.

Climate change, biodiversity loss and sustainability are some of the most urgent challenges of our time. But they’re also complex, global issues that can feel overwhelming or abstract to the people whose choices matter most.

We work with public bodies, charities and community organisations to translate big ideas into clear, relatable communications that inspire action. From climate adaptation plans to conservation campaigns, we help organisations engage people with honesty, hope and purpose.

Our approach

Balancing urgency and optimism – motivating people without overwhelming them
Making the complex clear – turning policy, science and data into engaging stories and resources
Inclusive and accessible – ensuring sustainability messages connect with diverse audiences
From awareness to change – designing communications that move people to act, not just take notice

Our services in this sector

Who we work with

A narrowboat is moored on a calm canal surrounded by lush green trees and grass, with a lock and small waterfall visible in the background on a peaceful, overcast day.

A Bengal tiger prowls through dense jungle foliage, partially hidden by leaves and dappled sunlight, with its eyes fixed forward and mouth slightly open.

The image shows the Senedd building in Cardiff, Wales, illuminated at night. Its modern wooden roof curves above glass walls, with warm lighting highlighting the architectural details and broad entrance steps.

A puffin with a colourful beak stands on a grassy rock, facing sideways against a blurred green background.

A poster on a grey wall shows five smiling people in outdoor gear cleaning up litter. The text reads, MAKE MEMORIES NOT MESS and encourages visitors to take their rubbish home from favourite places. A plant appears in the foreground.

Aerial view of a secluded beach with white sand, turquoise water, and dense green forest bordering the shoreline. The waves gently meet the sand, and natural vegetation surrounds the coast.

We had a goal of reaching 10,000 voices (pledges) to take to COP26, which we have smashed, hitting over 13,000. We’ve very happy with the result, and we would be more than happy to recommend them. I’m excited to continue to work on Climate.Cymru with Everglow as we enter a pivotal year for our country, our Earth and our climate.

Peter Frederick Gilbey Communications Manager at Welsh Cymru Africa