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You can't adapt to a world you haven't understood.

Three e-learning courses on the environmental transition. Understand water, materials, living systems and climate, and how they affect what an organisation does. So that everyone can make informed decisions, at their own level.

The courses

3 courses. 20 modules. 4 hours of training.

The three courses build on each other: first understand what is happening, then act where you have leverage.

The seven modules of the Understanding the crises course.

Understanding the crises

  • All staff
  • 1 hr incl. quiz
  • 7 modules

Why the planet is under strain, and why the crises compound one another.

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The six modules of the Everyday action course.

Everyday action at work

  • All staff
  • 1 hr incl. quiz
  • 6 modules

What actually matters at a desk, and what changes when resources get tight.

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The seven modules of the Managers and decision-makers course.

Managers and decision-makers

  • Managers
  • 2 hrs incl. quiz
  • 7 modules

Assess your exposure, cut impacts and dependencies, design differently, prepare.

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Demonstration

Five minutes beats a brochure.

Try a complete module, no sign-up required: the materials crisis. It is exactly the format your teams will receive.

Our approach

Looking at one crisis in isolation often makes another one worse.

Most transition training talks about carbon. That is necessary, and nowhere near sufficient.

Take one example: decarbonising means electrifying > electrifying means mining copper, lithium and nickel > those mines consume water and destroy habitats. A decision that looks sound against one criterion can be damaging against another. The real risk lies in trade-offs made without the full picture.

That is why our courses cover four physical dimensions, namely water, materials, living systems and climate, plus two forces that run through all of them: energy, which links resource extraction to climate disruption, and pollution, which damages all four.

We don't hand out off-the-shelf solutions: in a systemic world, there aren't any. We provide the concepts, the orders of magnitude that genuinely land, and the means to look at a problem from several angles at once. The solutions will come from your own teams, provided they are treated as capable adults.

Diagram of planetary boundaries: four physical dimensions (climate, water, living systems and materials) connected to one another on a globe. Two mechanisms, energy and pollution, circle around them and act on all four. The whole is enclosed within a dashed frame labelled planetary boundaries.
2026 edition

In a fast-moving world, dated content quickly becomes wrong.

The collection was fully revised in August 2026. Among the updates: the French workplace heat regulation of 27 May 2025, the Omnibus I directive redefining the scope of the CSRD, the first climate tipping point crossed in October 2025, and the IEA's revised critical-minerals deficits.

Who we are

Green Déclic is a collection by Owls Productions, a digital learning studio with 25 years' experience. We have built training for Airbus, Engie, Orange, Sanofi, Ubisoft, Eiffage and UIMM.

Catherine Bonvalot, engineer (INSA), and Loïc Normand, ENS Arts Décoratifs.

Two specialists contributed to the design of the content: Jérôme Cuny, ecological redirection consultant at IDH21, and Jean-Emmanuel Gilbert, water transition expert and development director at Aquassay.

Portrait of Catherine Bonvalot Portrait of Loïc Normand
Contact

Where would you like to start?

Whether you want to train your teams or distribute our content in your own catalogue, write to us and we'll reply within two working days.

contact@greendeclic.com