In 2025, The Climate Coalition worked with The People’s Picture to create a powerful public artwork made from thousands of images submitted by people across the UK. Together, we’re telling a story of love for people, places and planet - and calling on political leaders to protect them.
Throughout the year, people from all walks of life have shared photos of the places they love — from coastlines and community gardens to sports grounds, parks and streets. The final artwork brings these together in a giant mosaic, showing just how many of us care, and how deeply.
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This is more than just a beautiful piece of art. It’s a visual mandate - making public support for climate and nature action impossible to ignore.
The mosaic has been growing since Show the Love in February, through Great Big Green Week in June, and now forms part of the Act Now, Change Forever mass lobby in Westminster.
We’re inviting MPs to take notice of the spaces and places people want to protect - and to hear their call to Act Now and Change Forever.
This mosaic is part of a longer journey - connecting creative storytelling, grassroots action, and political pressure into a strong movement for change. Together, we are showing that climate and nature action is grounded in the things people care about most.
From showing the love to lobbying our MPs - we are building a healthier, fairer, safer future for all.
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From cultural icons to community leaders, inspiring voices have helped bring this message to life - that climate and nature action is urgent, popular and deeply rooted in what people care about.
With special thanks to; Actors: Adjoa Andoh, Adrian Lester, Aggy K. Adams, Amanda Abbington, Bella Ramsey, Bonnie Wright, Brian Cox, David Gyasi, David Harewood, Fehinti Balogun, Matthew Rhys and Stephen Fry; Broadcasters: Amanda Lamb, Ben Fogle, Jim Chapman, Kate Lawler and Konnie Huq; Comedians: Nish Kumar, Shazia Mirza and Stuart Goldsmith; Chefs: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Ken Hom and Levi Roots; Writers and Poets: Sir Ben Okri, Hollie McNish, Isabella Tree and Mark Haddon; Professional footballers: Dan Bentley and Tom Davies; and Environmental Activists: Dominique Palmer, Laura Young and Satish Kumar.