Seventeen new sports organisations have recently joined the Sports for Nature Framework

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is delighted to welcome Hockey Australia as its newest member.

Launched in November 2022, the IOC Climate Action Awards encourage, recognise and reward innovative projects.

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Congratulations to SEA Ambassador Rhydian Cowley and his team-mate Jemima Montag

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is delighted to welcome Samurai Dojo Australia as its newest member.

The Earth has just experienced its warmest day in recent history.

The wait is nearly over! In a little over 24 hours, the 2024 Olympic Games will finally be underway .

Behind the scenes, organisers of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games have been working for years to make sure that they will be the most sustainable Games ever.

Over 70 organisations from across the sport and physical activity sector, including The Football Association, England Athletics and Paddle UK have committed to becoming greener by signing Sport England's Going for Green pledge.

As the Wimbledon Finals capture the spotlight this weekend, the All England Club continues to lead in sustainability. Committed to acting as a force for good, Wimbledon aspires to make a positive impact on the economy, society, and the environment in alignment with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

World Rainforest Day celebrates the crucial role that healthy rainforests play in climate stability, biodiversity, cultural heritage, and livelihoods

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) Board and team announce with regret the departure of our CEO, Jan Fitzgerald, effective at the end of September 2024.

Released to mark the recent World Oceans Day and with the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on the horizon, World Sailing has published its first annual Sustainability Report.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is pleased to announce the appointment of two non-executive directors, Melanie Robertson and Kieran Power, following an extensive national search.

As part of World Environment day, Zandy Powell, Sports Environment Alliance Memberships and Programme Manager, last night attended an event hosted by The Melbourne Climate Network, in partnership with the City of Melbourne.

The week was timed perfectly with a new report launched recently that outlines what all twenty clubs are doing on environmental sustainability, from fan travel, food, player engagement, biodiversity, as well as what you don’t see behind the scenes.

Today, we celebrate these incredible creatures and reflect on the vital role that healthy waterways play in their survival—and the enjoyment of water sports.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is delighted to welcome Victorian Institute of Sport as its newest member.

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Earlier this year The Premier League in the UK issued a ‘sustainability commitment’, external to be a minimum standard for clubs, after “extensive consultation” between clubs and the league’s sustainability working group.

It puts the emphasis on clubs to develop “robust” policies and a greenhouse gas dataset, and help with a “common framework for action”.