Campaign for nature
We need your help to start a big conversation about nature…
If we want to see nature in recovery by 2030, the new Government must lay out a clear plan for bringing wildlife back. Right now, nature-lovers like you must speak out so nature gets the attention it deserves.
The Wildlife Trusts want to kickstart half a million conversations about nature. That’s 500,000 people all telling their political leaders that nature matters and that we want something done about it. If enough of us speak up, we can make nature a priority.
If you want to see nature thriving, here is what you can do:
The latest news
IPBES 12: A landmark global biodiversity conference in Manchester
Leigh Morris, International Director at The Wildlife Trusts, explains what this conference is, and how The Wildlife Trusts are involved…
The Royal Society for Wildlife Trusts back the campaign against the Adlington New Town development
On the 26th of January, Joan Edwards OBE, the Director of Policy and Public Affairs from The Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts wrote to…
Our natural world is under threat as never before. What must happen to restore it in 2026?
Floods, droughts, record-breaking heat and continued species declines have exposed the UK’s fragile relationship with nature. As 2026…
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I’m angry seeing sewage spilling into our rivers, I’m worried about bee-killing pesticides sprayed on our food and I’m frustrated over the failure to protect the spaces we love from damaging developments. Something needs to change.Public Affairs Manager
