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animalspolar bearClimate change, and how we as a species relate to the planet and the natural world, is the biggest, most urgent and most important story journalism will ever have to cover.

It’s possible that humankind may not survive the massive environmental changes that are only just over the horizon, which indeed are already happening. And even if we do, we will all have to live in a fundamentally different way with nature, and with each other. There’s no more compelling narrative than this.

This website – and the small band of what might be termed Eco-psychologists, -therapists and -counsellors, environmentalists, academics, business consultants, psychologists, doctors, writers, gardeners, ceremony-makers, and other activists behind it – is a resource of passion, engagement and we hope some expertise on how we might best meet and debate these challenges emotionally and psychologically.

If as a journalist you’re looking for an expert to interview, let us know. Equally, if you’re an ordinary media consumer confused about how this story is being told, let us know. If you’ve got a story you want to tell, let us know. We look forward to hearing.

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