Explore what EFN has tried, learnt, and is planning to do to increase the support of neurodivergent people within EFN and across the environment sector.
In this session, we heard key insights into how climate change is displacing UK communities and explored the collective responses that are needed now.
This Lunch & Learn session, with Parisa Wright (Greener & Cleaner) explored two free opportunities designed to help projects strengthen their reach, impact and resilience.
This Lunch & Learn session, with Laura Perratt, explored due diligence and ethical fundraising.
In this session, EIIG members spoke to four due diligence consultants, exploring what “good enough” due diligence looks like in practice.
In this session we discussed the investment infrastructure needed to make a just transition more ambitious, quicker, and popular.
For this Stepping Up event we spoke to Robin Wall Kimmerer, a mother, scientist, decorated professor, and enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation.
In this session we heard from the teams behind two of 2025's landmark report of climate.
For this Stepping Up event we spoke to Johan Rockström, one of the world's leading scientists on global sustainability, climate change, resilience and global water resources.
In our Stepping Up series, we host conversations with environmental leaders that sit outside of philanthropy to explore what “stepping up” to this political moment looks like. Find all recordings here.
In this CFG group we explored the polling and public insights data around nature, the environment, net zero and climate.
This Lunch & Learn session, with Laura Perratt, explained exactly what the new UK charitable purpose soft opt-in legislation means for organisations, and shared practical steps to help prepare for this change.
Our fifth Stepping Up event took place during our funder-fundraiser conference in 2025. We spoke to Masego Madzwamuse, Director of Environment Programme at Oak Foundation.
In this session, we explored how philanthropy can ensure Payments for Ecosystem Services are effective, equitable and sustainable.
In this session we heard reflections from people who attended COP30 and their key takeaways.
By popular request, this session explored how LinkedIn can support fundraisers and connecting with donors.
This session explored how charities can use data to measure, understand and explain their impact with the support of PBE.
Explore what planet repairs and reparations are in the context of environmental justice and the role of funders.
We explored WWF’s philanthropy journey and the challenges, opportunities and lessons learned along their way.
In this short session, we explained how Phase 2 on the Environmental Impact Investing Group will work.
In this event of our Stepping Up series, we explored Emma Pinchbeck's role as CEO of the Climate Change Committee and the governments Net Zero commitments.
Explore what planet repairs and reparations are in the context of environmental justice and the role of funders.
In this session we explored the environmental challenges local government faces and how philanthropy can help.
In this session we examined the environmental impact and positive changes that activism can achieve.
The right to protest is under threat and activists are being silenced. In this Climate Funders Group session, we considered what it takes to fund well in this context.
In this session, we explored the rise of anti-climate discourse in UK politics and how we can respond.
In this event of our Stepping Up series, we explored the need for robust communication infrastructure to combat far-right messaging around important environmental topics.
In this event of our Stepping Up series, we explored the complex and layered challenges we face moving to a world that is 3 degrees warmer and the role philanthropy can play.
This session covered corporate fundraising basics and explored the non-financial benefits corporates can offer, how your organisation can deliver value in return, and which industries to target for the best fit.
In this session with ECF and Green Alliance, we explored the opportunities for environmental change within the current parliament and how to approach political engagement as a funder.
This session covered the basics on AI and fundraising, highlighted current tools and resources and explored future possibilities for the sector.
In this event of Getting the most out of data series, we explored how funders can assess the impact of their grant-making and better capture environmental impact data.
At the first The Missing Link event, we looked at drugs, aviation and e-waste.
This session explored how green finance can complement traditional grants and unlock new investment opportunities.
In this session, we heard from Andy about his experience leading a Christian environmental charity and explored tips on how to encourage charity Chief Executives to take an active, front-facing role in fundraising.
A session on how to engage the next generation of major donors.
In this session we heard from the MRU on their work supporting grassroot environmental action.
A workshop on creating a successful corporate fundraising strategy Steve Jones.
Why is Toxics & Pollution still a cinderella issue? Explore the intersectional impacts of toxics on health, equality, climate and environment.
IMPACTWILD’s work focuses on transforming programming into a powerful tool to benefit the environment. This session focused on harnessing the power of impact production to protect nature.
Freshwater Funder Group members can find all the recordings of events and meetings here.
Climate Funder Group members can find all the recordings of events and meetings here.
This panel explored baseline data in conservation. We discussed the importance of baseline data, challenges with data collection, and how two organisations are using and sharing their data.
Why is access nature so rarely prioritised within the UK school system? Watch this panel of expert speakers discuss why and what should happen next.
January's meeting focused on fundraiser wellbeing with psychologist Michelle Reynolds.
With the support of CAAD, this panel explored the challenge of disinformation and the role funders can play.
Learn what role voluntary carbon markets and philanthropy play in protecting coastal and marine ecosystems.
This is the launch event to highlight the key findings from our new report, Exploring the role of wealth and philanthropy advisors in green giving.
With our partner, Big Give, we share more about the Green Match Fund, it's future ambitions and how funders can get involved.
In this event, we explore consumption, diet shifts, regenerative farming practices and more, from the perspective of what needs funding and how it might work going forward.
Catch up on the November Green Fundraisers Forum meeting. In this session, we covered the importance of including young people in environment and climate action.
Watch the third event in the UKOTs Learning Series run in partnership with the John Ellerman Foundation.
Watch our latest exploration in carbon removals and what it means for funders and future action.
EIIG members can find all the recordings from the learning programme here.
Watch the second event in the UKOTs learning series in partnership with the John Ellerman Foundation.
Catch up on the September Green Fundraisers Forum meeting - in this session, Sophia covers our new report: Increasing the effectiveness of funder-fundraiser relationships.
Watch the first event in the UKOTs Learning Series run in partnership with the John Ellerman Foundation.
Explore our series of events highlighting the approaches, challenges and opportunities in funding forest conservation.
APRS Director, Kat Jones, shared lessons from the eight-year ‘Have you got the bottle?’ campaign for a deposit return scheme for Scotland with funders and other NGOs.
EFN and New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) collaborated to deliver this training for environmental charities on what it means to be an impact-focused organisation
What is currently working well in digital fundraising, and what are some of the common pitfalls to avoid? Hear from an environmental charity which is raising money successfully through digital channels during the coronavirus crisis .
The full impact of coronavirus on the economy and your prospective corporate partners is still unknown. So how do you find out who to target, how to engage them, and how to secure them?
Bright Spot Director Rob Woods shares techniques to help you bring to life the key issues that your supporters care about, so that you talk and write less about what your charity does, and more in ways that help supporters want to take action.
A training webinar for anyone entering the world of fundraising and wanting to quickly learn the fundamentals. Are you a non-fundraiser who is now supporting your organisation’s fundraising? Or perhaps you’re very new to fundraising and want to learn the key principles.
With Ella Saltmarshe and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, EFN co-hosted a workshop for people from across the environment sector (funders and NGOs) on reframing issues.