‘Becoming Nature Positive’ screening events lining up thick and fast

The new film ‘Becoming Nature Positive’, created by the Nature Positive Initiative with Open Planet Studios, sets out to inspire audiences, explain what ‘nature positive’ is and why it matters. Following the global première at Climate Hub Davos in January 2026, the film is now available for bespoke screenings. Download the online toolkit for guidance and material to support all audiences to host an event and explore the key themes.

Through powerful storytelling and unique perspectives from leading voices, the film explores what it will take to halt and reverse nature loss and how different sectors can play a role in building a nature-positive future. This crucial story of nature loss is more relevant now than ever. The film brings this message in a personal way to businesses, organizations, local groups and governments to help educate and drive the transition to a nature-positive world. Watch this space for a wider release on a global streaming platform – coming soon!

There are already a variety of screening events taking place – hosted by a range of organizations and advocates for nature. In the coming months, the Nature Positive Initiative is involved with several key events for different audiences. Read on to find out where and how you can attend – and be inspired to host your own screening.

Zurich, Switzerland: Part of Climate Week Zurich, Climate x Nature Nexus and Resilience programme from EY

Tuesday 5 May 2026, 10am-1pm | Zurich, Switzerland

In Zurich, the film will be showcased during the inaugural Climate Week programme, in collaboration with EY. The screening opens the session with an inspiring backdrop to frame nature conversations and discussions on the transformative changes needed as we head towards a net zero and nature positive future. The event will connect climate and nature conversations, highlighting the importance of integrated action to generate greater business resilience.

Register via the event page.
Read more about the full day’s event here.

London, UK: Screening at London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

Wednesday 6 May 2026, 6-7.30pm | Old Theatre, Old Building, LSE, Houghton Street, London, UK

Kicking off the first in the series of special screenings in the UK, this event is hosted by the LSE Global School of Sustainability. The event brings together students, academics, alumni, practitioners and the public to explore the role of finance, policy and education in driving nature-positive outcomes.

Speakers include Sir Andrew Steer, Professor in Practice in the Global School of Sustainability at LSE, Nicola Ranger, Executive Director of Earth Capital Nexus and Professor in Practice of Natural Capital, Risk and Finance in the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics and Political Science and Marco Lambertini, Convener of the Nature Positive Initiative.

More about the event here.
Register here.

Cambridge, UK: Ahead of the Nature Action Dialogues, Babbage Theatre, University of Cambridge

Monday 11 May 2026, 6-7.30pm | The Babbage Lecture Theatre, Cambridge, UK

The film will also be featured ahead of the Nature Action Dialogues in Cambridge. The large theatre space invites a wide range of attendees to the event, where participants will hear reactions from a short panel discussion, and have the opportunity for deeper discussion among leaders working at the intersection of science, policy and business.

Speakers include Marco Lambertini, Convener at the Nature Positive Initiative, Emily McKenzie, Technical Director at the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures and Dorothy Maseke, Head of the African Natural Capital Alliance Secretariat.

Can’t attend? Host your own screening

If you’re unable to join one of these events, you can still be part of the movement. ‘Becoming Nature Positive’ is available for organizations, universities and communities to screen, sparking dialogue and action wherever you are.

Find out how to organize your own screening here.

Inspiration from recent screenings

The film has been shown at several major global gatherings including the première in Davos during the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting.

The Climate Hub Davos hosted a packed event with engaging discussion and comments from the audiences. Film screenings as part of an office lunch are also encouraged, and a good way for staff to spark ideas and understand more about our global goals to halt and reverse nature loss. Some recent screenings for further inspiration:

IUCN hosted a ‘brown bag lunch’ with screening and a short panel at their HQ in Switzerland.
World Economic Forum organized a screening and fireside chat at their Centre for Nature and Climate team retreat in Geneva.
NatureFinance featured the film as part of an all staff off-site event near Johannesburg.

For more ideas and guidance on how to host your own screening, check out the toolkit and get in touch with the Nature Positive Initiative team to share ideas and collaboration opportunities!