Learn through stories
Films make big environmental ideas clear, memorable, and useful in everyday life.
For every young person growing up on Earth
“There is no
other home.”
Ecosphere helps school-going children understand planet conservation through films, practical learning, and local action — together with educators, families, and volunteers.
Start with the signal
One atmosphere.
A changing story.
The NOAA record makes an invisible change visible: the air around every classroom, home, and community is carrying more carbon dioxide.
NOAA atmospheric record
Carbon dioxide keeps climbing.
430.40 ppm
NOAA’s long-running atmospheric record shows a comparatively steady pre-industrial baseline and a sharp modern rise. Values are weighted calendar-year means, with a weighted 2026 year-to-date mean until the full year is published.
NOAA reconstructionNOAA annual mean
View key readings
| Year | Reading (Weighted average) | Context |
|---|---|---|
| 1750 | 278 ppm | NOAA reconstruction |
| 1958 | 315.71 ppm | NOAA annual mean begins |
| 1988 | 351.69 ppm | Passes 350 ppm |
| 2026 | 430.40 ppm and counting | NOAA annual mean |
A reason to begin
“If children don’t grow up knowing about nature and appreciating it, they won’t understand it, and if they don’t understand it, they won’t protect it, and if they don’t protect it, who will?”
— Sir David Attenborough
What we’re here to do
Give every young person a reason to care — and a way to act.
Understanding turns concern into care. Care becomes action.
Ecosphere makes planet conservation clear, practical, and shared — through films, research, and local communities built for young people and the people beside them.
Read the evidence
Research connects global change to the places and systems young people know.
Act together
Communities and events turn learning into visible, local progress.
Learning becomes action
This is home.
Let’s learn to protect it.
Join the circle around young people who want to notice more, learn together, and make practical change close to home.