Activate your plan

Thank you to the 2040 community for all of your support, action, advocacy and contribution! Since the film was released, the Regeneration community have come together and achieved so much to realise the solutions in the film and take action on climate change.

#JointheRegeneration by activating your personalised action plan now.

Together, we can help tell a better story for our planet and all living systems.

We have launched a new corporate program to encourage businesses to lead on climate, embed sustainable practices and environmentally-friendly behaviours in the workplace, and inspire climate action.

The program enables you to screen 2040 - digitally or physically - and provides a range of tools to empower your business to start or continue your climate action journey. From a climate action toolkit through to special Q & A events, an impact workshop with the 2040 team and storytelling opportunities, take the opportunity to build your own engagement program.

For bookings and to learn more, visit: whatsyour2040.com/corporate

Together, we can make climate change everyone’s business 🌏 🌿

Ecosia is a free search engine that uses at least 80% of its surplus income to finance reforestation and conservation projects around the world. Switch your search engine and see how many trees you can plant. Since the release of 2040, the 2040 Regeneration community have generated 1,386,447 searches on Ecosia, resulting in 19,789 trees planted! If you haven't already, switch to Ecosia via ecosia.co/2040 and #JointheRegeneration

The evidence is clear that empowering women and girls with education, access to reproductive health services and work opportunities can give them a better quality of life and have an enormous impact on the planet.

Educating a girl not only has the potential to change her life - it also changes communities and impacts future generations. Educated girls become empowered women who can make choices about family planning. The UN predicts that if 98 million more girls were able to complete their education, it would mean 1.1 billion fewer people on the planet.

Help CAMFED reach their target of supporting one million more girls through school by 2020 by:
Making a single or monthly donation 👉 https://go.camfed.org/2040
Fundraising at your school 👉 https://camfed.org/get-involved/fundraise/fundraise-at-school/
Fundraising at your workplace 👉 https://go.camfed.org/2040_Work_Fundraising

Just USD $150 can send a girl to school for a year!

What if we could reduce CO2 in the atmosphere, restore health to the planet and secure our future food supply all that the same time? Well, we can! Regenerative agriculture is a system of farming and grazing practices that can reverse climate change by building healthy, biologically-diverse and mineral-rich soils, all the while sequestering carbon from the atmosphere. Global soils contain 2 to 3 times more carbon than the atmosphere. Project Drawdown, has estimated that regenerative agricultural could remove an astonishing 23.15 gigatons of CO2 from our atmosphere by 2050! All the while making our soils healthier and our food more nutritious. It’s a win-win for people and the planet!

Carbon8 is a not for profit that supports farmers to increase the carbon in their soil by helping them transition to regenerative agriculture practices and access financial incentives. This will help us reverse global warming by drawing down carbon from the atmosphere, supporting farming in the transition, healing our soils by pumping it with carbon and improving its natural capacity to retain water, and ultimately benefiting our food systems by making our food more nutritionally rich.

"One person, through a donation of $8 a month, can sequester over 1000 tonnes of CO2 per year and offset 80 people who aren't helping yet.” - Mike McCosker

Sign up to Carbon 8 today to help farmers put carbon back into our soil.

Marine permaculture is a regenerative solution that sequesters carbon and restores balance to our oceans. We teamed up with the Intrepid Foundation, the University of Tasmania and the Climate Foundation to launch Australia's first seaweed platform in Storm Bay near Hobart.

Damon had the opportunity to visit Brian Von Herzen and the University of Tasmania project team in December last year and it was a thrill to see baby kelp bred in the lab now growing on test lines at the field site. You can see it for yourself in the video!

Thank again to everyone who embraced the potential of seaweed as a natural climate solution and contributed to the crowdfunding campaign.