John Bishop's Great Whale Rescue
Could John Bishop’s Whale Rescue discuss the impact that our polluted oceans will have on the beluga whales once they’re released back into the wild
With the help of creatives (including some of 2018’s Edinburgh’s Ones to Watch), we’ve lined up some tactics and ideas for getting sustainability onto screen.
The ideas here show how you might be able to build on an existing show or format and also, how you could create something completely new.
Dive in to get inspired and see if you can do even better.
Could John Bishop’s Whale Rescue discuss the impact that our polluted oceans will have on the beluga whales once they’re released back into the wild
In the next series of Britain’s Best Home Cook could all the challenges revolve around dishes that help us to reduce our meat and dairy intake?
Imagine if the UKs entry into Eurovision was a song for the planet (well we can’t do much worse can we!?)
In Doc Martin’s sleepy Cornish village, could a freak weather storm, caused by our changing climate bring havoc to its residents?
Could Breeders include a storyline where the children refuse to fly because they’re worried about their carbon footprint?
Could the conversation turn to environmental impact and whose high carbon activities are speeding up our global demise?
Might The World’s Most Scenic River Journeys discuss how a changing climate and increased river pollution will impact these magical trips for future generations?
Should air quality be taken into account on Location, Location, Location when Kirstie and Phil search for that dream home?
Could Supervet talk to his animal mad owners about switching to a low carbon insect cat food?
What could the next DIY:SOS house or street look like if the team approached the build with sustainability at the top of their agenda?
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Read moreLike Creature Comforts, but with a cast of comedians giving voice to insects trying to survive industrialisation and climate change.
A flight-free travel show where the emphasis is on the journey not the destination.
Show local air pollution levels on screen along with the weather stats in the pre-game build-up for big sporting events.
Like the Gadget Show, a crack team explore the latest tech solutions for the environment. Think impossible burger and clothes that are made out of CO2.
A game show segment in which contestants have to guess which object has a lighter footprint
A slow travel/low-carbon version of Hunted where the fugitives are not allowed to travel by plane or car.
An unlikely character at the vanguard of the environmental movement asking the questions we were all too scared to ask.
The climate version of Food Unwrapped exploring the secrets behind our favourite products.
Who wouldn’t watch that?
Teams turn waste into a resource.
A showcase of the best in hybrid and electric cars.
Think The Earth Song and Big Yellow Taxi.