Green thinking

Green thinking

This is a free online resource collection for cultural professionals that brings the collective intelligence of the sector together in one place, by you, for you.

Green thinking resources

Sustainability: Engaging live music audiences on travel choices
 
research

Sustainability: Engaging live music audiences on travel choices

A vintage camera surrounded by black and white photographs
Image by congerdesign from Pixabay
guide-toolkit

Compressing images for your website

A frog sat on a leaf hiding from the rain
Image by Muhammad Ridha from Pixabay
blog

Behind the Scenes: Ki Culture. Blog 3 – communicating climate culture

A green recycling bin surrounded by autumnal leaves and acorns.
Image by Shirley Hirst from Pixabay
blog

Act Green – key takeaways

Hand held high carrying a sign that says 'There is no Planet B'.
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
webinar

Taking action on climate change – on stage, off stage and online

Close up of a car exhaust spewing fumes into the air
Photo by Matt Boitor on Unsplash
case-study

Audience travel and carbon offset

Report and webinar: Act Green national sector survey
Photo: Carol Jones
research

Report and webinar: Act Green national sector survey

A green leaf holding the world spans across cracked earth
Image by ELG21 from Pixabay
blog

Behind the Scenes: Ki Culture. Blog 1- Caitlin Southwick

Rows of white flags and red flags on a white, sandy beach
Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival. Photo © HotShot Creative (Scott Salt & James Bridle)
research

Culture, Climate and Environmental Responsibility: Annual Report 20-21

Front cover of the environmental agenda issue with a blazing hotsun
Courtesy Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy
blog

Now, New and Next: Fundraising philanthropy and the environmental agenda

An illustration of woman with curly hair carrying a pile of folded material which has the tag'100% recycled'
Illustration courtesy of RMS
guide-toolkit

An SME’s guide to reducing your carbon footprint and environmental impact

Sketchnote by Mandy Johnson
Part of a sketchnote by Mandy Johnson
blog

Sketchnote: Culture, climate and carbon footprints

Parched earth meets green grass
Image by Tumisu from Pixabay
blog

Think Piece: Sustainability is not sustainable unless everyone is involved

A single tree in the background surrounded by grass. Overhead are ominous green clouds.
Image by chiplanay from Pixabay
guide-toolkit

How to create a sustainable website: coding and hosting

A leafy bush with a heart cut out that allows you to see the garden beyond
 
guide-toolkit

Sustainable content creation tips

Hands cradle a tree
Image by Gerhard from Pixabay
guide-toolkit

Sustainable web design – make your website better for the environment

A huge red alarm clock with hands at five to twelve looms over industrial chimneys spewing out smoke
Image by Hier und jetzt endet leider meine Reise auf Pixabay aber from Pixabay
webinar

Webinar: the road to zero carbon

A tree grows from half a cracked egg shell
Image by Bela Geletneky from Pixabay
guide-toolkit

Environmental policy and action plan guidelines

A wood and glass greenhouse sits in a derelict space overrun with weeds
Image: Palm House, Bobby Niven, 2017 | Photo: Johnny Barrington
case-study

Edinburgh Art Festival: Environmental sustainability in policy and programming

Planet Earth sinks into the water against a backdrop of a violent red sky
 
guide-toolkit

Sustainable web design: how to reduce your website’s carbon footprint

Inside the main foyer at Home Manchester with a large sign with individual letters spelling HOME surrounded by hanging lights.
© HOME Manchester
case-study

HOME Manchester: Carbon Pioneers

A giantic green, two-handled award cup topiary.
 
guide-toolkit

Guide to Green Champions: building competency and capacity

A large, single green leaf stand with it's tip in golden sandas the sea laps towards it.
 
guide-toolkit

17 ways to make your website more energy efficient

Toolkit: Embedded Artists for Climate Adaptation
 
guide-toolkit

Toolkit: Embedded Artists for Climate Adaptation

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