El Niño Set to Return Within Weeks, Raising Global Climate Concerns
A warming shift in the Pacific Ocean known as El Niño could re-emerge as early as May 2026, according to
WeAreTELL
April 24, 2026
Our mission – to tell the stories of Earth’s people, places, and ecosystems, preserving their legacy and inspiring positive climate action.
Some stories change how you see the world. We TELL those stories.
WeAreTELL is the world’s largest climate and environmental storytelling movement, an Initiative by Creation Flick. We go to the places where the climate crisis is not a headline but a daily reality, and we bring back the voices, the faces, and the truths that the world needs to hear.
We sit at the crossroads of science, policy, indigenous knowledge, and human experience. But we don’t speak in data. We speak in people. In the farmer watching his land dry up. In the grandmother who remembers when the river ran full. In the young inventor building solutions from what little she has.
And we don’t just document the crisis. We document the fight back. The grassroots breakthroughs. The ancient wisdom proving itself modern. The communities refusing to disappear quietly.
Because awareness without hope is just despair. We deliver both.
We do this because stories have the power to move the world.
They illuminate the lived realities behind the climate crisis, make science human, and inspire action that policies alone cannot achieve.
To tell the stories of Earth’s people, places, and ecosystems, preserving their legacy and inspiring positive climate action.
A world where every community’s voice shapes the story of Earth and drives meaningful climate action.
Human-centered stories from communities living through climate impacts.
Stories that center equity, accountability, and structural barriers.
Evidence-based stories about climate solutions.
Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) as a tool for global healing.
Where science meets storytelling.
Because young people will inherit the planet we shape today.
WeAreTELL’s mission and work are deeply aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by using strategic storytelling to advance equitable climate solutions, elevate marginalized voices, and build informed public engagement. Through multimedia narratives that illuminate water security challenges, community led adaptation, and climate resilience, WeAreTELL contributes to clean water and sanitation, sustainable cities, and climate action.
A warming shift in the Pacific Ocean known as El Niño could re-emerge as early as May 2026, according to
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We’re inviting creators, storytellers, journalists, filmmakers, designers & digital voices to join a growing community using storytelling to explore climate realities and solutions across the continent.