Campaigns
Tell our leaders to bring our world back to life
The next UK government will need to take urgent action to stop the destruction of nature. Sign our petition to tell our leaders to act now
Create a greener world at work
An office, a workshop or even outdoors – wherever you work, could your company go greener? Our new guide makes it easier to create a more sustainable workplace
A creative call for change
When craft and activism meet, the result is craftivism – using handicrafts to give everyone a voice. And it created an international success story for WWF-UK
Take a step to protect nature on a Great Wild Walk
Put your best foot forward and do your bit to support nature by joining one of our Great Wild Walks this year
Ask our leaders to take action for UK nature
The latest State of Nature report sparked protests around the UK as it revealed wildlife is still in decline. Will you help us call for more action?
Ask your MP to stand up for nature
We’re calling on leaders to stand up for nature and take action on climate change. Will you add your voice to ours?
Inside the People’s Assembly for Nature
Find out what it’s like to be part of the nationwide call for action as we hear from some of the team behind the People’s Plan for Nature
Will you act now to help save UK nature?
If Wild Isles has inspired you to do more to protect UK nature, a new campaign will help you take action, as well as making sure our leaders listen
Next steps for ocean protection
A new global agreement to protect huge parts of our oceans is a great leap forward for conservation. But there’s still work to do – which we can achieve with your support
Landmark legal victory to protect the Amazon
With your support, we’ve won a historic legal victory to stop deforestation in protected areas of the Amazon
The nature of happiness
Forests are vital to our health and our planet, but over 10 billion trees are felled every year. With your help, we’re working to protect and restore one trillion trees
Forest regeneration offers hope for the future
An area of forest almost twice the size of the British Isles has grown back this century, showing the huge potential for nature to regenerate if we give it the chance
