Media
Welcome to Climate Outreach’s media centre. Read our current press releases and media advisories, meet our media spokespeople for COP26, and access a collection of climate imagery freely available to media.
Press releases and media advisories
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- Press release: ‘Latest COP26 draft text failing on human rights’ – 12 November 2021
- Media advisory: 26 COPs and no humanity? Don’t let COP fail on human rights – 12 November 2021
- Press release: UK urged to save ACE negotiations at COP26– 5 November 2021
- Media advisory: 25 COPS but people still missing from plans – 26 October 2021
- Press release: Climate Visuals and TED Countdown release a collection of openly accessible photography to inspire climate action – 29 September 2021
Recent media coverage
During COP26, we were interviewed on BBC World News, BBC Breakfast, Sky News, Channel 4, Deutsche Welle, TRT World and BBC Radio Scotland. Recent media coverage also includes the Washington Post, The Guardian, The Hill, The Conversation, Esquire, Forbes, The New York Times, The Telegraph, El Espectador, Der Standard, and L’Opinion.
100 images of climate change freely available to media
Through our Climate Visuals programme, we’re pleased to share a collection of 100 images freely available to editorial media to help tell impactful and diverse stories of climate change in the lead-up to COP26 and beyond. These images are the result of our open call for photography in collaboration with TED Countdown, which attracted submissions from photographers in over 150 countries and reached over 5 million people.
Media enquiries
For any media enquiries relating to COP26, please contact:
Sarah Horsley, COP26 Media Manager for Climate Outreach
[email protected] +44 (0)7833 698 450
For general media enquiries, please contact:
Léane de Laigue, Communications Lead, Climate Outreach
Meet our experts available for interviews at COP26
Jamie Clarke, Executive Director
Jamie has led Climate Outreach since 2013, steering its growth into an internationally acclaimed organisation driving public engagement with climate change. He is a proven international speaker and co-authored Talking Climate.
Contact: [email protected]
Dr Amiera Sawas, Programmes and Research Director
Amiera headed up the Climate Outreach delegation at COP26. She has diverse experience in climate, environment and development research and programming work, across the private, non-governmental and academic sectors.
Contact: [email protected]
George Marshall, Founding Director
George has 30 years’ experience at all levels of climate communications and advocacy and speaks and writes regularly on climate change issues. He is the author of Don’t Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change.
Contact: [email protected]
Deepayan Basu Ray, Climate Engagement Initiative Lead
Deepayan works with governments and international bodies to increase recognition of public engagement as a key component in addressing climate change and meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Contact: [email protected]
Dr Susie Wang, Researcher
Susie is responsible for the design, execution and delivery of quantitative and qualitative social science research on a range of projects, including Britain Talks Climate and our work on communicating lifestyle change.
Contact: [email protected]
Toby Smith, Senior Programme Lead, Visuals and Media
Toby leads our Climate Visuals programme and has over 12 years experience as an award-winning environmental photographer. He focuses on building innovative and global stories through collaboration and publication in leading editorial outlets.
Contact: [email protected]
Robin Webster, Senior Programme Lead, Advocacy Communications
Robin leads the Advocacy Communications programme for Climate Outreach, focusing on providing civil society campaigners with knowledge, tools and research to help them engage broader audiences with climate change.
Contact: [email protected]
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