Welcome to The Environmental Fundraiser's Handbook. A four-part video miniseries about what it means to be a “good” environmental fundraiser in these times with real stories, practical insights, and new ways of thinking about fundraising.

It’s easy to feel siloed as a fundraiser working on a particular issue or subject area. So how do we break out of our siloes and connect with the bigger picture without getting lost in complexity?

In episode two, we explore what it means to see your work as part of a wider movement, to understand where environmental issues intersect with other issues and to have a sense of where the funding is flowing. Our speakers include:

• Patricia Cremona, Research Manager, EFN
• Jess Boyd, Philanthropy & Partnerships Manager, Environmental Investigation Agency
• Elizabeth Salter-Green, Founder - Director, CHEM Trust
• Andy Raingold & Chloe Revill, Co-Founders & Directors, Change in Nature
• Host: Natasha Ratter, Environmental Groups Lead, EFN

Thank you to all our contributors and partners for sharing their insights and helping make this video miniseries so successful. We want to especially thank The Onion Garden for hosting us in London and Studio Goldstar for producing this series.

About Studio Goldstar. This video mini-series was produced by Josie Colter and Ben Beheshty at Studio Goldstar, a creative podcast studio producing climate stories, based in London. Its mission is to make the climate conversation something everyone wants to be a part of. Find out more.

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The Environmental Funders Network (EFN)’s vision is an effective, flourishing ecosystem of environmental philanthropy that is supporting people and the planet to thrive together. Our mission is to cultivate knowledge and relationships that enable environmental philanthropy to step up its impact in response to the climate and nature emergency.