Wildlife stories
worth protecting
Climate Thread is a community platform that shares wildlife stories and conservation challenges.
People Reached
THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW
Over the last 50 years we have lost 73% of our wildlife.
Our Approach
Through our social media channels, Climate Thread reaches millions of people with stories that matter.
From wildlife and conservation to climate change, emerging technologies and environmental issues, we explore the ways human activity is shaping our planet both positively and negatively.
We share the stories that deserve greater attention, highlight the challenges facing people and wildlife, and celebrate the individuals and initiatives working towards a better future.
Our goal is to raise awareness, inspire meaningful conversations and help build a world where people and nature can thrive together.
In the last 50 years we have lost 73% of earth's wildlife.
The time to act is now.
FAQs
What is Climate Thread?
Climate Thread is a wildlife storytelling and conservation community dedicated to sharing the stories of species that make our planet extraordinary. Through community stories, educational content and future wildlife-inspired collections, we aim to help more people connect with nature.
Why did you start Climate Thread?
Climate Thread was created because every species has a story worth telling. We believe wildlife deserves more attention, more awareness and more people willing to speak up for the natural world.
What is Stories From The Wild?
Stories From The Wild is a collection of personal stories from people around the world about the animals that matter most to them and why they need our protection.
How can I get involved?
You can follow our content, share wildlife stories, contribute your own experiences or join our growing community of people who care about conservation.
Will Climate Thread sell products?
Yes. In the future, Climate Thread plans to release wildlife-inspired collections that supports endangered animals, celebrates different species, and helps tell their stories.