Climate crisis

New funding to help museums explore health and the planetary emergency

NHM and Tate launch programmes as Julie's Bicycle founder steps down - our round-up of the latest climate action news

Climate action | Sewing seeds of hope

A deep-dive into how ecological art has moved from the creative fringes into the mainstream, generating a positive public response

Climate action | ‘We’re turning cultural waste into community assets’

Museums and galleries are seeking to become an integral part of local ecosystems

Climate action | It’s time for museums to take their place at the table

Cultural institutions across the UK are doing thoughtful work to tackle the climate crisis, with many individuals in the sector working hard to drive change

National Library of Wales launches Culture and Climate Cymru resource

New website and networking platform to help Wales’s culture sector respond to the climate crisis

Cooling off period: How did museums fare in their response to the heatwave?

Drop in temperature brings relief – and reflection on what the sector should be doing to better plan for extreme heat

Q&A | ‘We’ve created a false divide between human culture and the natural world’

As Manchester Museum prepares to redevelop its Vivarium, Georgina Young tells us about the power of curation in conservation

Case study | Decarbonising Poole Museum’s historic buildings

ZMMA’s Adam Zombory-Moldovan talks about challenges and opportunities involved in the process

Books | The Artist as Ecologist: Contemporary Art and the Environment

Filipa Ramos' exploration of the transformative power of contemporary art is an important call to action

Q&A | ‘Interest in the climate crisis is slackening because our attention is pulled in so many directions’

As COP30 gets underway, Lula Rappoport tells us how London Art+Climate Week hopes to inspire climate action

Galleries join forces to ‘remember nature’

Initiative involved 17 arts organisations across England

Bookworm

From contemporary art's relationship to the environment to Black Victorian Britain