The nature and climate emergency affects us all - our families, our countryside, and the wildlife we love. But it's not too late to act if we act now. Together, we can make change happen. We can all do our bit to save nature, do the right thing for climate change, and work together to create a better world.

We need to show our leaders that actions speak louder than words. So we’re asking you to take an action for nature and share what you’ve done. Every action you take shows those deciding our future that you care about nature and the climate. It will help us demand that decision-makers follow our lead and take ambitious action for the nature and climate emergency.

Here’s how you can get involved.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Roll your sleeves up

Peat takes centuries to form, and is home to incredible wildlife - but it can be destroyed in days. Sign our pledge to stop using peat. You’ll also find out how easy it is to go peat-free in your garden, to ensure it thrives and is great for nature.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Roll your sleeves up

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! There’s a tree or shrub suitable for every space.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Roll your sleeves up

Don’t tidy up – it’s time to love your logs! Gather together your logs and leaves and create a pile. It’ll attract all the best things: woodlice, worms, fungi and bacteria, and that helps the creatures who feast on them, including birds and hedgehogs.

Location: UK-wide
Type of action: Roll your sleeves up

One of the easiest ways to help wildlife is to put out supplementary food. Try cat food or specialist food for hedgehogs (never milk). Birds like a variety, so try sunflower hearts, suet balls and mealworms. You can feed garden birds all year round.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Roll your sleeves up

One of the easiest ways to help wildlife is to put out supplementary food. Try cat food or specialist food for hedgehogs (never milk). Birds like a variety, so try sunflower hearts, suet balls and mealworms. You can feed garden birds all year round.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Roll your sleeves up

Sometimes, garden creepy crawlies can get out of hand – but pesticides aren’t the answer, as they remove food for other wildlife that feed on them, such as ladybirds. We’ll show you how you can garden greener.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Roll your sleeves up

Small changes at home can make a big difference to nature and the climate. Consider switching your energy provider to reduce your carbon footprint. Or buy in-season to make your weekly shop more nature-friendly.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Create more nature

Email, visit, or phone local decision-makers and ask them to create more green space where you are – or make sure your existing space is managed well for nature. Greenspace has so many well-being benefits, for nature and for ourselves.

Location: UK-wide

Type of action: Shout louder

They work for you, so contact your local politician and ask them to stand up for nature. In the nature and climate emergency, nature suffers, which means we suffer. If enough of us speak on behalf of nature, decision-makers have to act.

Location: UK-wide
Type of action: Come together

Add your name to more than 90,000 others and sign our Revive Our World petition. Every voice shows decision-makers we’re keen for them to take action for a better, greener future. Together, we’ll demand legally binding targets for nature’s recovery.