We’re taking action for the nature and climate emergency
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Why take action?
Climate change won’t just bring new birds to our shores as the climate warms up, it could make some familiar birds disappear altogether.
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How you can help
We're in a nature and climate emergency. Find out how you can take action, make a difference, and influence our future.
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#forpeatssake
Peatlands are a large store of carbon, precious places for wildlife and vital in our fight against the nature and climate crisis. Show you care by pledging to give up peat today!
Roll your sleeves up!
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Plant a tree or shrub for wildlife
Get digging in your garden and plant a tree or shrub. They provide food and shelter for wildlife, store carbon to help combat climate change, and make your garden look great too!
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Love your logs and leaves
Don’t tidy up – it’s time to love your logs! Gather together your logs and leaves and create a pile.
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Go peat-free in the garden
Peat takes centuries to form and is home to incredible wildlife. But it can be destroyed in days. Here are our top-tips for going peat-free in your garden
