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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Here’s 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
Help to tackle the nature and climate crisis by pledging to give up peat
Roll your sleeves up!
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Plant a tree or shrub
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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![Robin adult, sitting on flowerpot in garden, peat free backgound, England.]()
Go peat-free in the garden
Peat takes centuries to form and is home to incredible wildlife. But it can be destroyed in days. Commit to going peat-free in your garden
