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The Air That We Breathe
Visualising Climate Change 2020 Hackathon
Getty Images and Climate Visuals Launch New Grant to Evolve the Visual Narratives that Define the Global Climate Crisis
Mother and Child in Flood
Climate Visuals collaboration with The Guardian
Greta Thunberg with Fridays4Future movement
We’re supporting the Global Climate Strike
Solar light illuminating farmers cow
Enter The Climate Visuals Photography Award
Climate Outreach Summer Appeal 2019
Closed. Job posting: Climate Visuals Programme Lead & Media Liaison
Climate Visuals: from photos to video
Moving images: portraying the lives of people who migrate due to climate change impacts
Underwater view of female divers fixing a seacrete on seabed, (artificial steel reef with electric current), Lombok, Indonesia Photo by Steve Woods
Join the Climate Visuals team: Digital Communications Assistant job
Climate-induced migration: the survivors
Women installing solar panel on her roof
Climate Visuals central to IPCC's 1.5C report communications strategy
Media coverage of the IPCC 1.5C report: a Climate Visuals analysis
Communicating 'walls of flame': new images from Quarrie Photography
Michael Premo presenting at a Magnum Photos panel discussion
Climate Visuals connects with the Magnum Foundation in New York
Pupils pass pipes that transport steam from geothermal drilling
Magnum Photos: A New Collection
In Newtok village cemetery, the melting of the permafrost means the swampy ground is no longer good for housing. Climate Visuals
A meditative approach to climate photography - interview with Vlad Sokhin
Garbage collection in Amsterdam, Netherlands - Kadir World Press Photo award winner and Climate Visuals speaker
Climate Visuals’ guest speaker Kadir van Lohuizen wins World Press Photo Award prize
Person watches melting icebergs - The Big Thaw
Building a generation of climate-literate photographers
How to use the Climate Visuals website
Man working on solar energy research
Is digital media changing the way climate change is visualised?
Visual representation of one metric ton of CO2
Guest Blog: Rethinking data visualisation
Man carrying solar panel
Why we need to budget for good climate imagery: interview with Aurora
A family talking
"How's work going?"