This article collects reports and resources that can can help you put the pledge into action – providing inspiration, guidance and data to show the impact we can have by bringing climate storytelling into all genres.

During 2022’s albert summit, we asked a key group of creative leaders from the UK’s biggest broadcasters what the Climate Content Pledge means to them – here’s what they said.

We were thrilled to be joined by commissioners from some of the signatories of the Climate Content Pledge who are now tasked with turning the pledge into action at their channels, and can help us understand what commissioning with the climate in mind means to them.

In this literature review, we outline the current research on how effective depictions of climate change on screen are at impacting audience behaviour.

With help from experts in research and academia, we’ve put together a pocket guide of practical tips for featuring climate content in all genres.

In this webinar from 2 April 2025, BAFTA albert was joined by an inspiring panel of filmmakers and creatives exploring how biodiversity can be woven into storytelling by enhancing narrative, deepening emotion, and connecting audiences to the world around them.

We began releasing our subtitle reports from 2019, aiming to analyse how the broadcast industry is covering climate change on our screens.

Subtitle data provided by biggest British broadcasters (BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, UKTV and Sky) is interrogated and analysed with the help of Deloitte to uncover how environmental themes are being covered, and in what genres.

Do you work in a storytelling role in the screen industry? Join one of our workshops to get a better understanding of sustainability and how it can be reflected in the narratives you create.