Climate Communications Toolkit
A practical toolkit packed with messaging tips, framing guidance and ready-to-use resources to help you communicate about climate action more effectively.
Climate Communications Videos
Climate Communications Resources
The first port of call for info on good climate comms. They offer the Britain Talks Climate and Nature Report, Climate Visuals image library and hold regular training and events.
Heard is a charity working with people and the media to inspire content and communication that changes hearts and minds. They have a great climate framing guide and a short video on How to talk about climate for change.
Media Trust supports charities and underrepresented communities to build their communications skills through innovative training, volunteering and content creation programmes.
How to talk about climate solutions
Framing Matters joined Friends of the Earth Scotland to talk about how we could collectively improve how we talk about climate solutions.
Climate in Common: A Communications Toolkit for Working-Class Engagement
A toolkit from the Working Class Climate Alliance (WCCA) on how climate campaigners can effectively respond to the growing wave of resistance to environmental policies, while building genuine alliances with the working class
State of the World: Misinformation & Disinformation in Scotland
A report from the Scottish Council on Global Affairs on how mis/disinformation erodes the accountability of governments and the quality of public deliberation, undermines trust in experts and civil society organisations (CSOs), and drives hateful and discriminatory attitudes toward minorities
Resilience in the Age of Mis- and Disinformation: Trust and Emergency Communication in Scotland
Findings from the National Centre for Resilience’s 2025 Policy Roundtable Series, which brought together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and communication specialists to explore how trust can be maintained and strengthened during emergencies
Tactical Toolkit to support climate & nature in Scotland
An open source resource for those looking for tactics, stories and
insights to help them in their work and activism in these perilous times.
State of the World: Misinformation & Disinformation in Scotland
A report from the Scottish Council on Global Affairs on how mis/disinformation erodes the accountability of governments and the quality of public deliberation, undermines trust in experts and civil society organisations (CSOs), and drives hateful and discriminatory attitudes toward minorities
Resilience in the Age of Mis- and Disinformation: Trust and Emergency Communication in Scotland
Findings from the National Centre for Resilience’s 2025 Policy Roundtable Series, which brought together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and communication specialists to explore how trust can be maintained and strengthened during emergencies
How to Have a Conversation with Someone Who Believes Fake News
A respectful conversation around misinformation can be very important in stopping the spread of it to others. These conversations could be in person or on social media
How to report a flood
Sending information on where and when flooding takes place helps improve understanding and knowledge for future flood risk management.