There is a climate story that rarely gets told: Real progress is being made around the world. Fixing the Planet is a global digital series from BBC Earth, sponsored by Speed & Scale, celebrating the inspirational people whose actions are already making a measurable dent in the climate crisis.
From rewilding your backyard to the electric bus revolution, or tackling food waste to regrowing underwater forests, Fixing the Planet spotlights the everyday choices that can help us preserve our planet for generations to come.
The series will continue through to March 2027, with new stories being released regularly over the coming months.
Tiger sharks in the Bahamas have led scientists to one of the biggest seagrass habitats on Earth. But why is seagrass so important? It might be easy to overlook, but these underwater meadows help support marine life, capture carbon and a lot more. Presenter James Stewart looks into how scientists and local communities are working together to give these remarkable habitats a helping hand. Fixing the Planet is a digital series, sponsored by Speed & Scale, that spotlights the everyday choices and cutting-edge innovations that can help us preserve our planet for generations to come.
