We established Rebecca Morch Publishing Ltd in June 2007 in order to self publish the book, since we wanted to control its content and distribution, and to ensure its production had as low an impact on the environment as possible. Many wonderful people gave their help and expertise to enable ‘Who Will Save Us?’ to be created. This community spirit continues whilst bringing the book to the public - we believe this is a true reflection of its message.

We set up the ‘Who Will Save Us? Children’s and Young People’s Project’ to inspire further positive action. The project involves young people working together to sell the books, thereby spreading its message and making a substantial profit for their own budget. This process has proven to be very empowering and educational. It has enabled many pupils from primary and secondary schools in the UK, to collectively raise thousands of pounds for local and global projects/action to help with climate change issues. The project continues to grow.

At the end of 2008, polar explorer, Pen Hadow, who wrote the foreword for the book, asked Rebecca to write and illustrate an on-line children’s story.

This story, ‘To Know the Real Answer’, is inspired by the challenge of the Catlin Arctic Survey, which Pen and his fellow explorers, Ann Daniels and Martin Hartley, undertook in 2009.

The production of the on-line story and our theme song, have involved hundreds of children and young people. These wonderful individuals and their teachers have helped to create a dynamic educational resource, which forms part of the Arctic Survey Education programme - free to all worldwide.