YouTube creatorSimon Clark explains climate science, policy and the people shaping the debate. Planet Wild connects a high-level climate negotiation to practical conservation projects; Nebula offers a home for longer-form creator documentaries and extra material; both reads reflect an audience interested in learning beyond a single video. The sponsor messages give viewers ways to continue exploring climate topics.
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How this climate conference secured a breakthrough
BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS
Brilliant leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 69 sponsored videos. Nebula follows with 16.
8 of 13 brands (62%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Simon Clark.
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
The climate-conference episode discusses high-level negotiations and the need for progress, then introduces Planet Wild as a way to get involved in environmental projects. The sponsor moves from policy language to concrete work such as ecosystem restoration or species protection.
That pivot is useful for a climate channel: viewers can move from following negotiations to seeing specific conservation projects and their outcomes. A pitch should describe the action or partner project clearly.
Nebula is introduced in a video about climate change and public messaging, with Simon noting that he has been publishing more vertical video on YouTube and TikTok. The platform is a place for creator content beyond the standard feed.
A second Nebula integration follows a heatwave story and names other educational creators as sources for understanding climate. That positions the platform as a library of related explainers, not merely another subscription.
The channel’s audience wants context and evidence, so sponsors work best when they extend the learning or provide a tangible project to follow. A conservation partner gives an action; a creator platform gives more long-form context.
A brief can choose either a concrete environmental activity or a specific piece of additional programming, then let Simon explain why it matters to curious viewers.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 15:45Planet Wild7 May 2026After discussing high-level climate negotiations, the host introduces Planet Wild as a route to support practical environmental projects, shifting from policy outcomes to conservation work.
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Nebula30 Sep 2025The host references publishing more vertical videos and introduces Nebula as a platform for creator content, extending climate commentary beyond the main channel.
Sponsor at 10:38Nebula13 Sep 2022The host names climate-focused documentaries and sister creators as further sources for understanding the heatwave, using Nebula as a destination for in-depth explainers.
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