World Environment Day is around the corner and if you want to make some major changes to your life make sure you hit a follow on these climate content creators. They inspire us to forge a new path, one where sustainable practices are not mere buzzwords but integral components of our daily lives.
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Lauren Bash
Lauren is a video producer and sustainability communicator and advocate.
Lauren utilizes her platform to promote the significance of community participation and grassroots initiatives, offer materials about how individuals can make a difference in their local areas, and inspire people to take action and join the climate movement.
Zahra Biabani
Entrepreneur and climate activist Zahra Biabani use her social media channels to provide actionable things and pieces of good news for the environment.
She is also the author of the upcoming book Climate Optimism: Climate Wins and Creating Systemic Change Around the World and a TED Speaker. She is the CEO and Founder of In the Loop, a software platform that makes resale easy.
Wawa Gatheru
This Kenyan-American storyteller is dedicated to making compassionate and approachable climate communication available to everyone. Wawa, a Rhodes Scholar, wants to contribute to building a climate movement.
She is the creator of the nonprofit organization Black Girl Environmentalist, which works to empower Black women, girls, and non-binary persons in all environmental fields.
She was just featured on the January 2023 cover of Vogue alongside Billie Eilish and seven other climate activists. She has been recognized as a Grist 50 FIXER, a Young Futurist by The Root, and a Glamour College Woman of the Year, among others.
James Stewart
James Stewart is a rising broadcaster who focuses on sustainability and science.
He is a climate scientist by training, and he assists the BBC in upholding its commitment to sustainable programming by producing documentaries on a variety of topics, including the UK’s first climate refugees, the record number of seals in Northumbria, and viral eco-hacking classes in the studio.
James also collaborates with businesses and brands to provide sustainable content and solutions.
Laura Young
Award-winning environmental scientist and climate campaigner Laura Young received the 2022 Scottish Influencer of the Year – Inspiration for her efforts towards climate change.
Currently, she is working as an environmental activist and pursuing a Ph.D. in climate resilience.
She works as a volunteer with Tearfund and the Scottish Wildlife Trust Young Leaders, Marine Conservation Society Youth Ocean Network, and 2050 Climate Group.
Isaias Hernandez
Isaias Hernandez founded the Queer Brown Vegan platform and is an environmental justice activist, educator, and creator of graphics, images, and movies that help spread awareness of environmental issues.
He disseminates knowledge on the intersectionality of the climate problem, creates a welcoming environment for the advancement of climate dialogues, and brings together charities, academic institutions, and thought leaders to create impactful messages about climate literacy.
Jhánneu Roberts
The lifestyle brand Jhánneu Roberts has developed as a speaker and provider of sustainability material demonstrates how everyone can participate in and benefit from living a low-waste lifestyle.
She utilizes her skills to assist others to learn how to live more sustainably in neighborhoods like her own in Chicago’s South Side.
Hazel Thayer
Hazel is a climate activist, videographer, and ex-amateur stand-up comic who creates brief, entertaining, and understandable movies to explain economic and policy alternatives.
Her posts address a variety of topics, including the Montreal Protocol’s efforts to protect the ozone layer, debunking common misconceptions about fossil fuels, and utilizing memes to clarify “cap-and-trade.”
She constantly says, “Learn about the solutions, talk about them, then demand them,” in response to inquiries about what individuals can do to assist the environment.
Gigi Cam
Gigi is one of the top creators on this list who concentrates on the most critical global environmental concerns we currently confront. As an environmental lawyer, she bridges the gap between science and legislation.
She empowers climate activists worldwide to take action by educating and entertaining them as a lawyer, legal professor, co-founder, and CEO of the Earthly Institute.
Mckensea Margarethe
Ocean conservationist Mckenzie Margarethe is a marine science communicator. They always strive to improve minority representation as an LGBT person in STEM, especially in environmental advocacy.
Mckenzie frequently covers topics like corporate responsibility, the blue economy, sustainable fishing, and more in order to bring intersectional climate solutions to their audience.
Mckenzie wants to improve people’s access to knowledge and provide them with the tools they need to engage in meaningful and considerate climate advocacy.