Events & Engagement
Events have always been part of the fabric of Synchronicity Earth. This is because we know that impact does not just come from our programmatic work, but by creating space for relationships – places to be curious, to listen, and learn.
On this page, you can explore current and upcoming events, view past events, and learn more about what we do and why we do it.
Our events and engagement
Conversations that matter
Our ambition to convene across sectors – and where conservation, philanthropy, and culture meet – is driven by the knowledge that connecting the right people can foster real change, and the ‘in-between’ conversations are often the most important ones.
As well as increasing effective conservation funding, our events seek to shift how funders think and act, and amplify the voices of our partners and the overlooked regions, ecosystems, and species they are working to protect.
We will continue to explore curating gatherings which we hope reach people in ways that facts and data alone cannot, and leave our guests remembering meetings that had a little synchronicity to them.
Synchronicity Earth Affiliate Julie Gagoe, speaking at a Congo Basin Forest Partnerships Conference in Kinshasa, 2024. Image © Merline Touko Tchoko
Synchronicity Earth partner Letters to the Earth collaborated on a creative hike with SATI Sustainable Alpine Tourism Initiative © Olly Bowman
A world full of stories
We are born into a world full of stories. Stories are what guide us, inspire us, bring ideas, joy and resolution. The science of biodiversity loss and climate breakdown is clear, but stories are the bridge that connects knowledge with empathy, and leads to action. There are many inspiring stories and brilliant storytellers out there: passionate, dedicated and wise voices that need to be heard.
To create more impactful stories that transform awareness into action, we partner with filmmakers, artists, writers, thinkers and media organisations, convene discussions and develop projects and collaborations to re-establish nature at the heart of our cultural conversation, and show what can be done when we work together.
Explore previous events
Honouring Dr Kristina Gjerde, dedicated advocate for the ocean
Our team are deeply saddened to hear that our friend and colleague Dr Kristina Gjerde has passed away. Kristina was an (...)
Reflections from the IUCN World Conservation Congress
As our Co-Executive Director (Programmes & Engagement) Helen Tugendhat returns from Abu Dhabi, having spent a week w (...)
From pledges to action: Land tenure commitments take centre stage in London
The nature that upholds all life is protected every day by Indigenous Peoples and local communities around the world. T (...)