Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
How to make planet positive kids’ content without losing the plot.
Environmental storytelling for children is evolving quickly. As climate conversations about our planet continue, creators are searching for ways to inspire young audiences with hope, curiosity and a genuine connection to the natural world. But what does effective engagement look like for a generation raised online, surrounded by a seemingly endless stream of content? From preschool animation to youth led activism, publishing and, planet positive stories across screen and audio, today’s creators are experimenting with formats that make sustainability feel exciting rather than overwhelming.
This session unites a variety of perspectives shaping the future of children’s eco storytelling, including the rare and invaluable voice of a real child activist offering an insight into what resonates with their generation.
With a variety of early years storytellers, the panel explores what truly captures young, digital native imaginations, how to avoid climate doom messaging, and where fresh creative and funding opportunities are emerging.
How to make planet positive kids’ content without losing the plot.
Environmental storytelling for children is evolving quickly. As climate conversations about our planet continue, creators are searching for ways to inspire young audiences with hope, curiosity and a genuine connection to the natural world. But what does effective engagement look like for a generation raised online, surrounded by a seemingly endless stream of content? From preschool animation to youth led activism, publishing and, planet positive stories across screen and audio, today’s creators are experimenting with formats that make sustainability feel exciting rather than overwhelming.
This session unites a variety of perspectives shaping the future of children’s eco storytelling, including the rare and invaluable voice of a real child activist offering an insight into what resonates with their generation.
With a variety of early years storytellers, the panel explores what truly captures young, digital native imaginations, how to avoid climate doom messaging, and where fresh creative and funding opportunities are emerging.
