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I am an environmental and forest scientist connecting corporate sustainability, community initiatives, and youth engagement. Through global organizations, institutions, and businesses, I promote climate awareness, zero-waste practices, and forest conservation. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I develop inclusive programs that turn awareness into tangible action, engaging children with special needs, senior citizens, and local communities in sustainability and forest protection.

I am Oliver, a biodiversity builder. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I will help you and others to transform your eco-anxiety into action. I plan to raise as much awareness as possible through my work with Wildya, presence on social media, events etc.

For 2024, my ambitious plan is to help 30,000 people with their eco-anxiety, enabling me to restore 6000m2 of nature.

So are you with me? 

I am a physician (MD) with a specialization in Public Health (DrPH), and I have also obtained an advanced training diploma as a Health City Manager. These qualifications have provided me with expertise in planning and promoting issues related to environmental hygiene, population health, and green urban planning.
I serve as a City Councilor in Bergamo, where I am delegated to European policies and sit as a member of the Environmental Commission of the Municipality.

My background is within chemistry, but my professional life has been within enterprise continuity and resilience since more than 20 years now. Since then, I included in my portfolio of services and customers presentation the climate changes challenge that started to impact people and enterprises in most regions.

I align education with climate action. With 8+ years working in sustainability, I co-founded Nosotrxs.co to help companies and public bodies cut climate/biodiversity impacts via circular strategies and I am part of the board of Climate Fresk. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I will partner with leading schools in Paris and Monaco to run trilingual Climate workshops for students from France’s top-income households—the highest emitters—to foster informed, practical actions at home and at school.

I am passionate about empowering communities to act for climate resilience. As Head of Lifelong Learning at Nature & Progrès Belgique, I lead citizen groups on water, food, and energy issues. Through projects like SErious Game for AgroEcology (SEGAE) and farm-school initiatives, I promote agroecology and sustainable transitions locally and globally.

I'm an active citizen promoting environmental behavior by supporting individuals in taking action on climate change. I'm vegetarian with high level attitude on in recycling. 

Since I am a EU project manager, I'm supporting the institute where I'm working in submitting  projects on climate adaptation and mitigation action.

I'm also trying  to support local associations in participating in regional funds addressed to local awareness actions for climate change.

I Since the climate change is impacting all of us, I believe everyone should be informed and have some level of understanding of what is going on. And because it takes all of us to reach meaningful change, we have to focus on cooperation and finding collaborative approaches to this crisis. I try to do my part in this by focusing on local change within municipalities and fostering climate education in our communities.

Since 2007, I am working in the field of climate adaptation, as a professional at Wageningen Environmental Research, and as a voluntary.

When I started to work in communications, I also felt like to work with my hands in the clay, so to say. Together with dozens of people in my own neighborhood, we successfully put solar panels at hundreds of roofs from houses and schools; arranging electric cars to share; saving energy by insolating houses; built a new ecotown, and started a circular project.

With a Ph.D. in Ocean Sciences, I am currently working on unraveling the intricate journey of natural methane emissions in a warming world. My job as a scientist, together with my deep connection to nature and belief in the transformative power of knowledge, drive my fervent advocacy for scientific literacy and sustainability.

My passion lies in translating intricate scientific facts into compelling narratives that resonate with both academic and non-academic audiences. I especially focus on crafting relatable content in my native languages (Spanish and Catalan) to overcome language barriers in science communication.

As a climate ambassador, I am committed to disseminating the importance of natural methane emissions in the context of global warming. I aspire to bridge the gap between climate change and seemingly unrelated aspects of our daily lives, making such connections more evident. Finally, I plan to actively engage citizens in capturing and sharing the tangible effects of climate.

Reaching climate neutrality in Europe by 2050 requires investing in new sustainable business models, skills and change behaviour in all sectors, with more innovative, resilient, circular and responsible approach.

In line with SDG 13 (Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impact) of the UN Agenda 2030, "All tourism stakeholders should play a leading role in the global response to climate change, by reducing its carbon footprint, in the transport and accommodation sectors".

This is a big challenge!

I am a university student of economics with a great passion for social and environmental sustainability. I always like to remain informed and bring sustainability into my everyday life. With the aim of sharing my knowledge, I contribute to "The Path Of Fashion", an online platform with the purpose of raising awareness about the impact of the fashion industry. In this capacity I write articles, interview sustainable businesses and share information on related social media about the importance of conscious consumption.

I am a senior researcher at INDIRE, working on Environmental Humanities and education for sustainability, with a focus on access to nature, biophilic education, and climate/environmental justice.

I explore how schools can become living infrastructures for climate adaptation, inclusion and civic engagement, and potential climate shelters, through Nature-Based Solutions, environmental identity and participatory practices. I am also a certified nature reconnection guide with UNature.

I am a nature lover, biologist and climate change specialist. At Climathon, I have worked to create a networking space between citizens and public and private entities. From Fridays for Future, I have empowered youth to take action for the climate. I propose to create my own Instagram account to raise awareness and educate about climate change, sharing local actions. In addition, I want to organise a community event with talks, workshops and interactive activities uniting various associations.

As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I focus on inspiring action and supporting governments, businesses, and communities in implementing meaningful climate solutions. My role spans across sectors, aiming to ensure that climate ambitions lead to practical, equitable outcomes. I am committed to advancing a fair transition, ensuring that no one is left behind as we work toward sustainability.

I engage with policymakers at all levels to contribute to the development of robust climate policies that address both environmental and social challenges. Additionally, I collaborate with businesses to integrate sustainability into their operations, fostering long-term positive impacts. At the community level, I aim to create spaces where citizens can actively participate in shaping climate conversations and solutions.

Through speaking engagements, events, and initiatives like Climate Breakfasts, I facilitate dialogue and collaboration across sectors. My goal is to build bridges between diverse groups, encouraging collective efforts that lead to a climate-resilient and sustainable future for all. Over the coming year, I aim to deepen these connections, working toward stronger climate policies and increased collaboration.

From 1987 to 2023, I was a weather forecaster and weatherman for VRT. I am retired, but weather and climate still keep me busy all day.

I have a successful website www.frankdeboosere.be with hundreds of weather and climate pages. I write for "Het Nieuwsblad". 

I have a weekly podcast "Meer weer". I give talks about climate change and am consulted very often as a weather and climate expert.

I am the founder of a non-profit dedicated to ocean conservation, organising workshops and keynotes to raise awareness of the critical threats facing our oceans. As a marine biology student, I aim to bridge the gap between scientific research and public understanding, focusing on actionable solutions for climate change and marine protection. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I am committed to closing the knowledge gap and driving tangible actions to help protect our oceans.

As energy consultant I have been reducing the energy demand of thousands of buildings. I did many lectures for the public and students at our University (Thermography Building Simulation etc.) But this is not enough. We have to think big. So I am working on a project to use digital tools to push the transformations needed to reach the Paris Agreement and the Agenda 2030.

As manager of SmartShip I work on daily basis on designing and building ships that are traveling 100% and only on the solar panels on board of the ship. So our ships are completely durable, traveling autonomously on their own solar energy. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I intend to promote emission-free and sustainable transport over water, both for freight transport (short chain) and for public transport (recreational). I also regularly share my knowledge on sustainability to our youth.