An estimated 2.18 million people are practising yoga in their own homes and in communities across Australia (Levine, 2018; Penman et al., 2012). Yoga means caring for the interrelated aspects of being human, alongside all life. Mustering the fullest understanding possible around climate change can leave us in no doubt about: our connection to the problem and the avoidable suffering it generates; and our collective capacity to influence how things evolve, to avoid future suffering. Yoga subtly fine tunes discernment about action, contemplation and letting go. Along with our yoga practice, (including truthfulness, non-violence & non-greed), community connection and united political leadership that prioritises this issue when addressing all others, can enhance quality of life for generations.