Clover Hogan

Clover Hogan is not your average climate activist. As the visionary Executive Director of Force of Nature, a dynamic youth non-profit harnessing climate anxiety into actionable change, Clover has fearlessly championed for a brighter, sustainable future.

Her influence extends beyond borders, having collaborated with distinguished sustainability experts, advised Fortune 50 company executives, and offered guidance to world leaders. Sharing stages with iconic figures like Jane Goodall and Vandana Shiva, and engaging in deep dialogue with the 14th Dalai Lama, Clover is a force to be reckoned with.

With a TED talk titled ‘What to do when climate change feels unstoppable’ garnering over 2 million views, Clover’s impact is undeniable. Recognized on the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list at just 22, she had been featured in renowned publications such as The Guardian, BBC, The New York Times, Financial Times, and Vogue.

From founding Force of Nature at 19 to building a dedicated team of 12 driving global research on climate anxiety and empowering youth in over 50 countries through transformative programs, Clover is truly reshaping the climate activism landscape. Collaborating with businesses, policy-makers, and educators, she ensures that young voices are at the forefront of shaping their collective future.

As the charismatic host of the Force of Nature podcast, Clover delves deep into crucial conversations. Season 2, ‘We need to talk about eco-anxiety’, uncovers the ties between youth mental health and the climate crisis, exploring topics ranging from food to fashion and the media’s influence on climate narratives. Season 3, ‘Confessions of a Climate Activist’, offers an intimate look at the realities of activism today, navigating through the complexities of call-out culture and burnout with insightful perspectives.