How we help
Three ways we usually help planet-minded ideas move from “this matters” to “people get and remember it.”
Mission design
think tank
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research
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strategic guidance
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mission sharpening
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goal definition
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regenerative thinking
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product launch
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conservation plan
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communication plan
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think tank 〰️ research 〰️ strategic guidance 〰️ mission sharpening 〰️ goal definition 〰️ regenerative thinking 〰️ product launch 〰️ conservation plan 〰️ communication plan 〰️
Strategic guidance for finding the clearest way forward.
We sit down with scientists, creators, green brands, organisations and governments to think through the thing they are trying accomplish.
Together, we sharpen the mission, story and direction, look at where progress gets stuck and find the moves that can take the work from sustainable to regenerative.
This can be a two-hour strategy session around a product launch, communication plan, conservation plan or action plan. Or a multi-year collaboration to get a vision launched, opinions shifted or impact accelerated.
Relatable storytelling
environmental storytelling
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desk research
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interviews
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newsletters
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blogs & longreads
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web copy
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mini-documentaries
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case films
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thought leadership
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environmental storytelling 〰️ desk research 〰️ interviews 〰️ newsletters 〰️ blogs & longreads 〰️ web copy 〰️ mini-documentaries 〰️ case films 〰️ thought leadership 〰️
Stories and scripts for important ideas hiding in science, statistics, reports or specialist language.
We are genuinely intrigued by science and statistics. Unfortunately, most people do not fall in love with a PDF. So we dig through research, interviews and complicated material to find the human story inside.
Then we turn complex environmental and climate challenges into stories people can understand, feel and remember. Not by pretending it’s simple. By making it possible to care.
Depending on what the story needs, we shape it into something people can read, watch, share or remember without needing a PhD, a policy background or seventy-three coffees.
Branding & Communication
Naming
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Brand Identity
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Key Messages
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Websites
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Campaigns
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Launch Communication
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Communication Tools Design
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Naming 〰️ Brand Identity 〰️ Key Messages 〰️ Websites 〰️ Campaigns 〰️ Launch Communication 〰️ Communication Tools Design 〰️
Where the mission becomes visible, understandable and ready to travel.
After 15 years of using design to launch brands, projects and ideas, we know this is rarely about making things “nice”.
It is about deciding what needs to be said and which carriers can actually bring it to the right people. A clear website helps people find their way and makes them less likely to close the window. A strong visual identity builds trust before anyone has read a word. Good structure makes complex work feel possible to understand. And thoughtful design gives important ideas the confidence to stand in rooms where louder, shinier and less useful things are already very comfortable.
The result is communication that feels considered, recognisable and useful. Not decoration with good intentions.
We help planet-minded projects become easier to understand, harder to ignore and better equipped to grow.
You might wonder…
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Ja. På ein måte. Vi kan heilt fint ta ein grei prat om helgeplanar, om det er nok snø til å gå på ski, og andre viktige norske tema.
Høyrest vi ut som dei klokaste folka i rommet medan vi gjer det? Ikkje enno.
Så når det gjeld designretningar, kampanjeidear eller filmmanus, held vi oss førebels til engelsk. Heldigvis er det ganske lett å flytte tekst mellom språk no. E-post på norsk går fint. Intervju òg. Berre ikkje be oss om å høyrest poetiske ut før lunsj.
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That depends on what you need. Annoying answer, we know. But no project is ever the same amount of work.
We usually start by understanding what you are trying to do, what kind of help would actually be useful and how much budget makes sense. Then we suggest a clear next step. One that fits the mission, the budget and the humans who actually have to make it happen.
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Like any good relationship, we start with a conversation to see if there is a match.
You bring the idea, mission, problem, product or slightly chaotic napkin. We ask questions, listen carefully and look for the best way to reach your goals.
If it feels right, we suggest a clear next step. Not a marriage proposal. Just a useful way forward.
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Yes. Who doesn’t like a collegue that is fast, tireless, occasionally brilliant, and weirdly confident when wrong.
But even AI needs a good core concept, briefing and sharp feedback. So we combine forces.
AI helps us explore ideas, translate and speed things up, but using energy to make more content nobody needs is not exactly our idea of sustainability.