Cheveners across the world are committed to taking action to tackle climate change. Learn more about the work of our community.
As a Chevening Alumnus, Kourosh Ziabari is helping to raise awareness about the impact of climate change, and he is an important voice in the fight against this global emergency. We find out more.
Our oceans are the planets largest ecosystem. Covering nearly 71% of the Earth’s surface, they sustain life as we know it. Yet they are increasingly under threat. We speak with 2021 Chevening Scholar Natalia Shepel about how she intends to learn from world leading experts at the University of Southampton to advance scientific research into protecting the world’s oceans.
Chevening Alumni come together to talk about climate change and loss of biodiversity. We talk to them about what they learned.
Bringing together 36 innovative environmental ideas designed over the course of 24 hours by Chevening, CSC and Marshall Alumni from over 50 countries around the world.
Chevening Clore Leadership Fellow urges cultural sector to lead fight against climate crisis
Eduardo Carvalho is a climate journalist-turned-cultural curator from Brazil. His time as a Chevening Clore Leadership Fellow in 2021 inspired him to explore how culture can promote climate activism.
Focusing global attention on the human dimensions of climate change as President of Kiribati
Anote Tong is the former president of Kiribati and a famous ‘climate warrior’. After becoming a Chevening Scholar in 1987, Anote maps out the surprising path he took into politics and how he succeeded in focusing global attention on the human dimensions of climate change.
Chevening Alumna paves the way for women in diplomacy in The Bahamas
Twenty years after her Chevening Scholarship, alumna Jerusa Ali now works as Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Jerusa shares her Chevening journey and her advice for new Chevening Alumni.