The Climate Change Collective is an initiative where the blogging community unites behind a common goal. In this month’s lead post, Molly from Transatlantic Notes discusses nature documentaries and how you can differentiate the good and the bad.
The most important nature documentaries to watch
With so much misinformation circulating, one of the most important things those of us who care about the Earth and the impact of climate change can do is educate ourselves.
In her post, Molly recommends a list of nature documentaries, including two from Sir David Attenborough that are among my favourites: the Our Planet series and A Life on our Planet. In addition to Molly’s list of important nature documentaries, her post has some excellent tips to help you spot a trustworthy documentary.
Please click the link below to read Molly’s post. And if you’re eager to continue learning, check out my Earth Day 2022 post for things to read, watch, and do to increase your environmental knowledge.
Environmental and wildlife documentaries engage and provide accessible explanations of scientific concepts, making complex data understandable. By showcasing real-world examples, such as melting ice caps and endangered species, they highlight the urgency of environmental issues.
Molly, Transatlantic Notes
The most important nature documentaries to watch
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About the Climate Change Collective
The Climate Change Collective was born out of an exchange that took place when I left a comment on a blog post by Jamie Ad Stories. Jamie and I wanted to find a way to keep the climate change message top of mind for everyone, so I put out a tweet to see what kind of interest there would be in a climate-change-related blogging collaboration. The Climate Change Collective was born!
The members of the collective take turns writing a monthly blog post sharing their unique perspective about climate change. After the post is published, the rest of the group keeps the conversation going by sharing a link to the post on their blogs along with their thoughts and ideas.
If you’re a like-minded blogger and would like to join our collective, please get in touch. More voices joining the conversation means more attention to the problems plaguing our planet!
More Climate Change Collective posts
If you missed any of the other posts in the series, here they are:
- How climate change impacts your health…and your wallet
- Understanding how climate action redefines our future – Molly, Transatlantic Notes
- Travel with climate change – Jamie, JamieAdStories
- How climate change impacts animals – Caroline, Enviroline Blog
- How our need to shop is ruining our planet – A Sustainably Simple Life
- Residential solar panels: 2022 year in review– A Sustainably Simple Life
- How you can reduce your energy consumption and save money by saving the planet – Crisbie Coach
- 6 ways to reduce the environmental cost of experiences
- Returning to past habits – Smelly Socks And Garden Peas
- How green spaces help our planet A Sustainably Simple Life
- The benefits of active travel – Could it save you and the planet? – Midlife on Earth
- A Greener World – Debunking Myths About Climate Change – Molly, Transatlantic Notes
- Microforests – A tiny idea with big potential
- The impact climate change has on food security and how to help – Caroline, Enviroline Blog
- Reconnecting with nature and self by disconnecting from the world – A Sustainably Simple Life
- Wrapping Up Doesn’t Have to Be a Waste – Jamie, JamieAdStories
- It’s cold outside – The difference between weather and climate
- Our climate action does not need to be perfect – Molly, Transatlantic Notes
- How climate change in the Arctic affects us all
- Tiny steps to change the planet – Smelly Socks and Garden Peas
- The most important nature documentaries to watch – Molly, Transatlantic Notes
- Small steps, big difference – Plastic Free July 2024 – Caroline, Enviroline Blog
Thanks to Molly for being part of our Climate Change Collective and for sharing these informative documentaries.
If you have any favourite documentaries related to nature and sustainability, let me know in the comments below.
