Blue Earth

Can't believe it's been over a week since hosting the Sustainable Storytelling panel at Blue Earth Summit with Ian Gill, Elle Chartres, Claire Brunel and Chris Dooley. Still thinking about some of the takeaways from this, including how brands and marketeers need to be doing more to have sustainable behaviours embedded into what they make. Thats why in our development for upcoming projects, we have been thinking about these sustainable behaviours and how we can incorporate them into different scenes. From small things such as showing reusable products (even in the background) to the food we show on screen. Excited to continue these discussions with our team and clients!

Joining forces for the good of our Ocean. That is when true change can occur. Or at least it is the first stepping-stone in a trek towards ocean conservation. We couldn't have had a better combination of changemakers in the room with us last week. From the legendary Sir Ben Ainslie of America's Cup / SailGP on the panel with KULEANA director and GROUNDTRUTH® Co-Founder Georgia Scott, Ocean Bottle Co-Founder Will Pearson and CRO of Notpla Lise Honsinger. We had some wonderful people in the setup. Harriet Vocking and Finnegan James Crouch on design/setup, the One Ocean Planet ( Dominique Lesser De Heeckeren / Carolina Manhusen / Theresia Schwab and the crew) team on day logistics and connects, Katharine Pebworth and more on ground crew. All these people... the crowd, the crew, the press, the drinks suppliers, the venue, organisers, speakers... everyone. We all need to do more but it's moments like this that make the effort all the more worth it. THE OCEAN IS SPEAKING. It feels like a lot of us are listening. KULEANA... more coming soon. #oceandocumentary #kuleana #blueearth #blueearthsummit #ocean

Well, that's one way to make a splash 💩 Who spotted this spectacle floating past Blue Earth Summit last week? Not exactly something we had on our Summit bingo card! But with the message 'ENOUGH OF THIS CRAP. SAVE OUR SEAS', we couldn't agree more. Behind the humour was a serious call for action on sewage discharges into Britain's waterways, led by SOS Whitstable and Danny Dyer, calling for nationalisation of the water industry. And while we certainly weren't expecting a giant 💩 to sail past Woolwich Works, the message couldn't have been more relevant to the conversations happening inside the Summit. Hats off SOS Whitstable

Great to be at the Blue Earth Summit last week! 🌍 We’ve worked with the Blue Earth team for 3 Years, so it was brilliant to attend the event and catch up with the community behind it. It’s rare to be in a room full of businesses who genuinely want to do better for the planet and are happy to share what’s working. Thanks to the team for a brilliant, well-run event. Already looking forward to next year. #BlueEarthSummit #Sustainability #ClimateAction

A few Main Stage moments from last week 💙 From the powerful KULEANA film screening and a panel featuring Sir Ben Ainslie, to Tim Spector unpacking the connection between food, our health and the planet, Sian Sutherland shining a light on the plastic health crisis, and lively debates on circularity, resilience and what it really takes to drive change. It was PACKED with conversations that challenged our thinking, sparked new ideas and reminded us just how much can happen when passionate people come together. Who caught these sessions? And which conversations have stayed with you?

What a team. What a Summit 💙 That's a wrap on Blue Earth Summit 2026! Three days of big ideas, inspiring conversations, new connections and a community determined to turn ambition into action. A huge thank you to our incredible team behind the scenes, our partners, speakers, exhibiting brands and everyone who joined us to make this year's Summit so special. The connections made and conversations started don't end here. We're excited to see what comes next. Onwards to 2027! 🚀 #BlueEarthSummit #BeyondBlueEarth

It's question time! What would your answers have been? 👇

What if the answer to some of our biggest challenges was to take play a little more seriously? 💡 One of THE most talked about sessions at Blue Earth Summit this week came from Manon Dave, Head of Future World Design at the BBC. His message? We've spent our lives learning through play, yet somewhere along the way, we stopped seeing it as a tool for solving serious problems. From experimentation to improvisation and a little more joy, Manon challenged us to rethink how we approach problem solving and innovation. A brilliant reminder that changing the world doesn't always have to feel so serious. 🌍💙

What role does business play when it comes to tackling the climate crisis? Deborah Meaden gave us her take at the summit this week 👇

We caught up with Cameron Saul founder of TOGETHERBAND on why Indigenous knowledge is so vital to protecting biodiversity, and why we need to do more to support the communities leading the way. Through their We Are All Forests campaign, TOGETHERBAND is helping amplify Indigenous voices and support rainforest conservation. A powerful reminder that protecting our planet starts with supporting those who know it best 💚