Event: Communicate Conference 2026
The Natural History Consortium
The leading annual conference for environmental communicators is returning to Manchester, London and Bristol from 17th–19th November, alongside an online programme.
Now in its 22nd year, Communicate will bring together the latest research innovative approaches and inspirational voices, alongside invaluable collaboration opportunities. You’ll explore new thinking, practical takeaways, connection, learning, debate, inspiration, and a chance to work together on impact and shared purpose.
In 2026, the theme is ‘Breaking Barriers’. More than ever we need to work cross-sector, beyond political boundaries. We need to serve the broadest possible audiences and engage those who work alongside us, as well as those who disagree with us.
With a huge programme of sessions to choose from, don’t miss out on fascinating panel discussions, collaborative roundtables, practical ‘how-to’ workshops, facilitated networking and inspiring field trips.
Explore the programme and register for your place today.
About The Natural History Consortium
The Natural History Consortium is a charitable collaboration of 14 organisations working together on a shared mission: to develop, test and disseminate best practice to engage everyone with the environment and natural world.
Our regional and national partners deliver joint projects, including cutting-edge events with live and digital audiences, an ongoing programme of research and evaluation, and sector-facing initiatives to bring environmental communicators together to share best practice.
The Natural History Consortium is a charitable collaboration of 14 organisations working together on a shared mission: to develop, test and disseminate best practice to engage everyone with the environment and natural world. Our regional and national partners deliver joint projects, including cutting-edge events with live and digital audiences, an ongoing programme of research and evaluation, and sector-facing initiatives to bring environmental communicators together to share best practice.
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