Earthworm Foundation 51d ago

For decades, Sir David Attenborough helped the world see nature differently. Forests were no longer distant places, and wildlife became less abstract. The connections between people, climate, food and ecosystems became harder to ignore. But seeing is one thing. Changing the systems shaping these landscapes is something else entirely. Across the places where Earthworm Foundation works, from cocoa farms to boreal forests to palm landscapes, the realities are often complex. Farmers balancing livelihoods, communities adapting to change, companies trying to rethink long-established supply chains. Progress rarely happens through a single breakthrough moment. More often, it happens slowly. Through relationships, difficult conversations, experimentation and long-term work on the ground. Perhaps one of the most important things documentaries like his have achieved is not only showing the beauty of nature, but reminding people that humans are part of these systems too. Happy 100th birthday, Sir David.