The Earthshot Prize

Five breakthrough ideas. Five solutions to repair our planet. These are the Winners of The Earthshot Prize 2024 – awarded not just for their past achievement, but for their future potential. We know their solutions will be transformative for our planet. Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO), Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative, Keep IT Cool | Deliver while still fresh, High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People, Advanced Thermovoltaic Systems #EarthshotCapeTown

This stove is saving lives. Charlot Magayi of Mukuru Clean Stoves is working with women across Africa to deliver clean and safe stoves. What started as a desire to help her own daughter has expanded into a business that improves the lives of hundreds of thousands of people across Kenya. In The Earthshot Report, we visited Charlot to find out how her innovation has grown since winning The Earthshot Prize 2022. Watch The Earthshot Report now on BBC iPlayer in the UK and on PBS in the US.

“Nature is a living being and has the same rights as human beings.” The Amazon Sacred Headwaters Alliance is fighting for the rights of our planet and demanding respect and care for our natural world. The 2024 Finalist protects 86 million acres of forests for its communities, bringing together communities from across South America. Discover more about their work in The Earthshot Report now on BBC iPlayer in the UK and on PBS in the US.

Innovators, visionaries, and solutions that are changing the world. Through The Earthshot Report, discover stories of hope from around the globe. Watch now on @BBC in the UK, @PBS in the USA, or catch the highlights at youtube.com/earthshotprize

Join us in celebrating Sam Elsom of Sea Forest, a Finalist for Earthshot 2023 and now a @GQAustralia Man of the Year! Discover his journey to becoming 2024's Social Force: https://lnkd.in/egyRVjgs

How can we collaborate to repair our planet at scale? Restor has the answer. With its unique maps and tools, anyone can share data about their local environment and restoration projects, to help protect nature and the planet across the world. We revisited the 2021 Finalist to find out how it’s boosting thousands of green projects globally. Discover their work in The Earthshot Report now on BBC iPlayer in the UK and on PBS in the US.

Salah Bounouh is hopeful and determined. Following his experience at Earthshot Week, we caught up with him to talk about the power of persistence, the need for clean energy, and his eye-opening experiences at the Climate Youth Leadership Programme. “Despite facing obstacles, we must keep pushing forward, stay focused, and make our voices heard.” Read Salah’s story here: https://lnkd.in/exwC7K78

This company is electrifying Africa one vehicle at a time. In The Earthshot Report, we caught up with 2022 Earthshot Prize Finalist, Roam, to see how it’s delivering clean transport across Kenya that not only benefits the planet, but also people in some of the world’s busiest cities. Watch The Earthshot Report now on BBC iPlayer in the UK.

Plastic has driven incredible innovation – but at a huge environmental cost. Join us as we revisit 2022 Earthshot Prize Winner, Notpla, and their groundbreaking plastic-alternatives made from seaweed. It's creativity like this that allows us to flourish in the modern world without harming our natural one. Watch The Earthshot Report now on BBC iPlayer in the UK.

Watch The Earthshot Report to discover some of the most inspiring solutions to repair our planet and meet the incredible people who are making them happen. Now streaming on BBC iPlayer in the UK.