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Incubator

Accelerating initiatives that bring serious climate action into the mainstream

The Incubator gathers funding from visionary ‘investors’, to support initiatives for citizen climate action with essential funding, strategic and practical input, and access to a network. At the moment, potential applicants should note that our seed funding pot is already allocated. We will remain closed to new applications until we secure further funding to support them. 

Who can apply?

We want to hear from UK-based organisers of urgent citizen climate action.

We prioritise initiatives that:

Currently in the incubator

What if we talked to our neighbours? Connect by acting on climate, nature and energy; and creating greater ecological safety and resilience. The future, on your doorstep.

A network of professionals helping society prepare for an age of environmental breakdown. We share high quality resources and host online monthly workshops.

Teach the Future is a youth-led campaign to urgently repurpose the education system around the climate emergency and ecological crisis.

Incubator Graduates

Since its launch in 2023, several exciting initiatives have graduated from the Incubator, and continue to do wonderful work independently. We remain connected with these groups, offering mentoring and support at appropriate levels, and networking within a wider field of climate majority action. 

A group that involves voters in the constituencies of major climate deniers tracking their MPs activities and making local voters aware of these.

Wild Card works to convince the UK’s largest landowner to address the climate and nature crisis by ambitiously rewilding. Our vision is to see 50% of the country rewilded.

Creating and implementing local plans for infrastructure development and mobilising local people to meet Local Climate Emergency targets.

GCSL are working with one of the most influential sectors in society: the in-house legal community, to deliver significant climate action. CMP incubated them when they were still called Lawyers for Net Zero.

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