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Every day, huge amounts of heat created by industry simply disappears into the air.

@advancedthermovoltaic's technology captures wasted heat from heavy industries and turns it into clean electricity, helping reduce emissions without changing how these industries operate.

It’s a smarter way to create energy, and a powerful reminder that some of the best climate solutions already exist around us.

ATS Energy won The Earthshot Prize in 2024 for Fix our Climate.

"Fashion is magic" - Sunny Dolat

At Woven Threads VII, hosted by @lagosfashionweekofficial, Africa’s creative leaders shared what excites them most about the future of fashion on the continent.

#AfricaDay #AfricanFashion

From buildings to roads, and now, garden design.

At this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, 2022 Earthshot Prize Finalist @LowCarbonMaterials helped bring a world-first carbon-negative concrete mix to life, combining oyster shells, calcined clay and their carbon-negative construction materials.

The concrete is featured in the Silver medal-winning Asthma + Lung UK Breathing Space Garden. After Chelsea, the garden moves to its permanent home at Breathing Space in Rotherham, supporting lung rehabilitation and patient wellbeing.

Designed by Angus Thompson Design with Getjar and Tarmac, the installation shows how the materials shaping our future can combine innovation, performance and design.

Is this what the future of building materials looks like?

From buildings to roads, and now, garden design.

At this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, 2022 Earthshot Prize Finalist @LowCarbonMaterials helped bring a world-first carbon-negative concrete mix to life, combining oyster shells, calcined clay and their carbon-negative construction materials.

The concrete is featured in the Silver medal-winning Asthma + Lung UK Breathing Space Garden. After Chelsea, the garden moves to its permanent home at Breathing Space in Rotherham, supporting lung rehabilitation and patient wellbeing.

Designed by Angus Thompson Design with Getjar and Tarmac, the installation shows how the materials shaping our future can combine innovation, performance and design.

Is this what the future of building materials looks like?

From buildings to roads, and now, garden design.

At this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, 2022 Earthshot Prize Finalist @LowCarbonMaterials helped bring a world-first carbon-negative concrete mix to life, combining oyster shells, calcined clay and their carbon-negative construction materials.

The concrete is featured in the Silver medal-winning Asthma + Lung UK Breathing Space Garden. After Chelsea, the garden moves to its permanent home at Breathing Space in Rotherham, supporting lung rehabilitation and patient wellbeing.

Designed by Angus Thompson Design with Getjar and Tarmac, the installation shows how the materials shaping our future can combine innovation, performance and design.

Is this what the future of building materials looks like?

From buildings to roads, and now, garden design.

At this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, 2022 Earthshot Prize Finalist @LowCarbonMaterials helped bring a world-first carbon-negative concrete mix to life, combining oyster shells, calcined clay and their carbon-negative construction materials.

The concrete is featured in the Silver medal-winning Asthma + Lung UK Breathing Space Garden. After Chelsea, the garden moves to its permanent home at Breathing Space in Rotherham, supporting lung rehabilitation and patient wellbeing.

Designed by Angus Thompson Design with Getjar and Tarmac, the installation shows how the materials shaping our future can combine innovation, performance and design.

Is this what the future of building materials looks like?

From buildings to roads, and now, garden design.

At this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, 2022 Earthshot Prize Finalist @LowCarbonMaterials helped bring a world-first carbon-negative concrete mix to life, combining oyster shells, calcined clay and their carbon-negative construction materials.

The concrete is featured in the Silver medal-winning Asthma + Lung UK Breathing Space Garden. After Chelsea, the garden moves to its permanent home at Breathing Space in Rotherham, supporting lung rehabilitation and patient wellbeing.

Designed by Angus Thompson Design with Getjar and Tarmac, the installation shows how the materials shaping our future can combine innovation, performance and design.

Is this what the future of building materials looks like?

From buildings to roads, and now, garden design.

At this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, 2022 Earthshot Prize Finalist @LowCarbonMaterials helped bring a world-first carbon-negative concrete mix to life, combining oyster shells, calcined clay and their carbon-negative construction materials.

The concrete is featured in the Silver medal-winning Asthma + Lung UK Breathing Space Garden. After Chelsea, the garden moves to its permanent home at Breathing Space in Rotherham, supporting lung rehabilitation and patient wellbeing.

Designed by Angus Thompson Design with Getjar and Tarmac, the installation shows how the materials shaping our future can combine innovation, performance and design.

Is this what the future of building materials looks like?

It’s World Bee Day - a chance to celebrate the tiny pollinators that play a huge role in supporting nature, food systems and biodiversity around the world.

Discover 10 simple ways to help protect bees and give nature a boost.

🔗 Read link in bio.

Photo credit: Antonio Rosati

Nature is changing, and we need better ways to track it.

2023 Earthshot Prize Finalist @naturemetrics is using environmental eDNA to reveal the hidden life all around us.

With a new lab opening in Brazil, they’re scaling fast, working towards a bold goal: collecting DNA data from 200 countries by 2030.

Because to protect nature, we have to first understand it.

How can we make fashion more sustainable? It starts at the source 🐑

Sam Elsom, Founder of @seaforestaustralia (2023 Finalist), is using seaweed to create real change in fashion.

Just a small amount of seaweed in a sheep’s diet can cut methane emissions by up to 43%.

Now, with a new partnership with @theory__ , that impact is going global.

Discover @seaforestaustralia to find out how.

The City of Bogotá is breathing cleaner air, and the change has been happening fast.

A flagship step was the launch of the first Urban Zone for Clean Air (ZUMA) in the Bosa-Apogeo neighborhood, a highly polluted, low-income area in the city’s southwest. The ZUMA aims to reduce emissions and improve air quality by integrating measures such as freight renewal, road paving and regreening.

In 2025, Bogotá won The Earthshot Prize to Clean Our Air. Proof that bold action can transform a city.

The City of Bogotá is breathing cleaner air, and the change has been happening fast.

A flagship step was the launch of the first Urban Zone for Clean Air (ZUMA) in the Bosa-Apogeo neighborhood, a highly polluted, low-income area in the city’s southwest. The ZUMA aims to reduce emissions and improve air quality by integrating measures such as freight renewal, road paving and regreening.

In 2025, Bogotá won The Earthshot Prize to Clean Our Air. Proof that bold action can transform a city.

The City of Bogotá is breathing cleaner air, and the change has been happening fast.

A flagship step was the launch of the first Urban Zone for Clean Air (ZUMA) in the Bosa-Apogeo neighborhood, a highly polluted, low-income area in the city’s southwest. The ZUMA aims to reduce emissions and improve air quality by integrating measures such as freight renewal, road paving and regreening.

In 2025, Bogotá won The Earthshot Prize to Clean Our Air. Proof that bold action can transform a city.

The City of Bogotá is breathing cleaner air, and the change has been happening fast.

A flagship step was the launch of the first Urban Zone for Clean Air (ZUMA) in the Bosa-Apogeo neighborhood, a highly polluted, low-income area in the city’s southwest. The ZUMA aims to reduce emissions and improve air quality by integrating measures such as freight renewal, road paving and regreening.

In 2025, Bogotá won The Earthshot Prize to Clean Our Air. Proof that bold action can transform a city.

The City of Bogotá is breathing cleaner air, and the change has been happening fast.

A flagship step was the launch of the first Urban Zone for Clean Air (ZUMA) in the Bosa-Apogeo neighborhood, a highly polluted, low-income area in the city’s southwest. The ZUMA aims to reduce emissions and improve air quality by integrating measures such as freight renewal, road paving and regreening.

In 2025, Bogotá won The Earthshot Prize to Clean Our Air. Proof that bold action can transform a city.

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Our favourite responses to Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

Do you agree? If aliens landed tomorrow, wouldn’t he be the perfect spokesperson for Earth?

Not all heroes wear capes… some wear goggles on boats and help protect killer whales!

This is Eba, a talented sniffer dog helping researchers collect vital whale samples without disturbing the animals.

"It was time to bring back the wolves."

In 1926, the last wolf pack in Yellowstone was wiped out, causing the ecosystem to be thrown out of balance.

Watch how the reintroduction of wolves transformed the Yellowstone ecosystem at the link in our bio.

Sir David Attenborough, a true legend.

An inspiring evening at the Royal Albert Hall celebrating his 100 years on Planet Earth, and the extraordinary impact of a life dedicated to our natural world.

What an extraordinary world we live in, and what a privilege we have all enjoyed having witnessed so much of it through the eyes of the great Sir David Attenborough.

Watch clips from our 2021 series with Sir David Attenborough on our YouTube channel at the link in our bio.