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Campaign with us

Nature isn't just a 'nice to have'. It is necessary.

It's necessary for our health, for our well-being, for our future.

A wilder future means everyone will benefit from nature and can enjoy wildlife wherever they are. Campaign with us to help make that happen.

Campaigns that need your support

A view at the top of Dartmoor National Park in Devon on an early morning

Nuclear Regulatory Review: don’t turn nature crisis into catastrophe

Wildlife needs stronger protections, not weaker ones - but a new Government review is proposing to make it easier for developers to damage our last remaining natural spaces. This isn’t policy yet, so there’s still time to stop it. Please help protect nature before it’s too late.

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Help more farmers help nature

70% of the UK is farmland, so how we grow food shapes the future of nature. Intensive farming is damaging soils, water and wildlife and climate change is already hitting our food production. Nature‑friendly farming is the solution, and we need to call for it now.

Help wildlife in your community

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Community Action

Explore the community action hub

Use the guides on our dedicated Community Hub to make your neighbourhood a little bit greener and that little bit wilder

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Become a peat inspeactor

Want to be kept up-to-date on the latest developments in our quest to uncover hidden peat? Sign up

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Send a 'letter to the Editor'

Sending letters 'to the Editor' of local newspapers is a great way to speak up for wildlife.

Other campaigns we're working on

A wildflower meadow beneath a cloudy sky, with a row of trees in the distance. The meadow is filled with colourful flowers and green grasses. In the foreground are two tall, pink towers of common spotted orchid flowers. A black and white marbled white butterfly rests on one

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) consultation puts nature at risk

Biodiversity Net Gain is meant to make developers avoid harming wildlife and give back more nature than they take. But new Government proposals could exempt most developments, stripping away vital protections. We need to speak up before this puts wildlife at even greater risk.

Abbotts Hall Saltmarsh

Hinkely Point C

Wildlife Trusts are concerned about the risks Hinkley Point C pose to the marine ecosystem. Read more about this

Seabed

What is bottom trawling

Bottom trawling bulldozes the seafloor, captures everything in its path and releases huge amounts of stored carbon. Shockingly, it still happens in most Marine Protected Areas. Thousands of people have already called for bans in key offshore sites - thank you for taking action

How you've helped

Our past campaigns

Explore our previous campaigns, and how you've been helping us to make a difference.