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It's time to Revive our World

We’ve been campaigning for nature since we were formed in 1889 – and we’ll keep on fighting because nature needs us now more than ever. Tackling the nature and climate crisis is the fight that unites us all. Will you play your part?

It's time to act: we're facing a nature and climate crisis

The effects of the nature and climate crisis can already be seen, from the fires in Greece to the melting of the polar ice caps, and flash floods closer to home. If left unchecked, the long term consequences could be catastrophic. We must act now and demand those in power take immediate action to tackle the biggest threat humanity faces.

 

From 31 October to 12 November this year world leaders are gathering for the 26th UN Climate Change conference, known as COP26, in Glasgow. This is our opportunity to demonstrate our love for nature, and also to highlight the role of nature in the fight against climate change. It’s not too late to change the future - that's what our Revive Our World campaign is all about.

 

Together, we can revive our world.

We must act now
Climate March to Westminster, fashion designer and climate change campainer Vivienne Westwood showing her support during the march, Millbank, London

COP26: what is it and why is it important?

COP26 is a climate change conference that will be attended by the leaders of 197 countries from around the world, as well as climate scientists and campaigners. The aim is to assess progress against the emissions targets set as part of the 2015 Paris Agreement and, more importantly, decide what more needs to be done to keep global temperatures within a safe limit.

 

The RSPB's Head of Campaigning, Natasha Yorke-Edgell, explains more about COP26 and why it's such a pivotal moment for the future of our planet.

View over to Pen Y Fan and the Brecon Beacons | The RSPB

Great Big Green Week, Climate Fringe Week, and the RSPB

Great Big Green Week, and Climate Fringe Week in Scotland, take place from 18–26 September. We’ll be celebrating action for nature and the climate, and calling for ambitious laws to protect our planet.

 

The nature and climate crisis affects us all, so it’s important for people from all backgrounds to connect with nature and understand the threats it faces. Only then can we create the groundswell of support our natural world needs and show the UK’s leaders that actions speak louder than words.

 

We're hosting a range of different events - come along and be inspired!

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Help your home

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Campaigning in Scotland

Scotland is rich in nature, but our wildlife and wild places are in crisis. We need more action now.

Campaigning in Wales

We have a huge opportunity to turn around nature's decline in Wales. But only if we act now.
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Campaigning in England

We’re more aware of nature than ever before, but the crisis facing nature is huge. We need to act now.
Collage of the Northern Ireland parliament and curlew

Campaigning in Northern Ireland

We have a huge opportunity to turn around nature's decline in Northern Ireland. But only if we act now.
Wave Climate Change march, London December 5, 2009

Not sure how to get started?

Never fear! We’ve got all the tools and resources you might need, whether you're campaigning from home, doing it face-to-face (when it's safe!) or using social media. Rest assured you’re joining a network of other Campaign Champions too, all working together for the same cause.

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Make your voice heard on issues you care about. Our network of Campaign Champions are vital in making sure that politicians and decision-makers know that issues affecting nature are important, and to persuade them to make a difference for nature.



The good news is a lot of it can be done from home!

 

 

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