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AssociationLocal Government East helps councils across the East of England work together. It offers employment services, training and policy support, and speaks up for the region's local authorities.
CharityHope for the Future helps people take part in climate and environmental decisions. Its work connects communities with elected representatives and supports more inclusive public debate.
CharityClientEarth is an environmental law charity. It works with partners across countries and sectors, using legal action and policy work to protect people and nature.
Group#StopRosebank is a campaign opposing the Rosebank oil field and further UK oil and gas expansion. It argues that new fossil fuel projects are incompatible with a liveable climate.
Non-ProfitZero Hour campaigns for stronger legal action on climate and nature in the UK. Its work seeks to put scientific targets into law and support a fair transition for communities.
CharityPeople & Planet supports student campaigns for climate and social justice, including campaigns on fossil fuel investment and recruitment.
CharityEnvironmental Justice Foundation investigates environmental harm and campaigns to protect oceans, climate, forests, wetlands and the people who depend on them.
CharityThe Ramblers opens walking to more people and campaigns to protect paths and access to green spaces across Britain.
CharityStreet Trees for Living works with residents, schools and local partners to plant and care for street trees in Lewisham and neighbouring south London areas.
CharityNational Trails UK supports the National Trails and works with partners to connect people, places and nature, including through the Coastal Wildbelt initiative.
CharityHabitats & Heritage helps communities in south and west London protect green spaces, wildlife and historic places and act on climate change.
CharityWasteAid works with communities and partners in lower income countries to reduce waste pollution and support livelihoods and circular economy innovation.
CharityThe Heart of England Forest creates and cares for native broadleaf woodland in the Midlands, connecting people with nature through volunteering, learning and visits.
CharityNorfolk Wildlife Trust protects and restores the county’s wildlife and wild places through nature reserves, partnerships and community work.
Social EnterpriseThe Greening Campaign helps Hampshire communities act on climate change, waste, warmer homes and space for nature.
CharityThames Rivers Trust works with partners across the Thames catchment to improve rivers and tributaries for people, wildlife and the environment.
CharityNorfolk Rivers Trust restores rivers and wetlands across Norfolk. It uses evidence and partnerships with landowners, communities and other organisations to improve water quality, wildlife and catchment resilience.
CharityZSL is a conservation charity that uses research, field programmes and its London and Whipsnade zoos to protect wildlife and restore ecosystems in the UK and worldwide.
CharityThames21 works with communities across London and the Thames Basin to restore rivers, increase biodiversity and help people care for local waterways through volunteering, education and practical restoration.
CharityTrent Rivers Trust restores rivers, streams and wetlands across the Trent catchment. It works with communities, landowners and partners to reduce pollution, improve wildlife habitat and make rivers more resilient to climate change.
Public BodyScottish Forestry is the Scottish Government agency responsible for forestry policy, support and regulation. It helps expand and manage woodlands for climate, nature and people.
CharityDurham Wildlife Trust works to protect and restore wildlife in County Durham and the surrounding area through nature reserves, conservation projects and opportunities for people to connect with nature.
Public BodyStaffordshire County Council provides local public services and leads the Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, working with partners to restore habitats and wildlife.
CharityBerks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust protects wildlife across the three counties through nature reserves, practical conservation, education and work with local communities.
CharityAction Renewables helps people and organisations put renewable energy to work in Northern Ireland. Its projects and advice support lower carbon choices and local clean power.
CharityGroundwork Northern Ireland helps communities improve the green spaces around them. It supports practical projects that make local places healthier and more welcoming.
CharityLough Neagh Partnership works with communities and other organisations around Lough Neagh. It helps people care for the lake, its wildlife and the surrounding landscape.
CharityCauseway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust helps people care for the region's landscapes and heritage. Its work brings communities and partners together around the places they share.
CharityMourne Heritage Trust cares for the Mournes' distinctive landscape and heritage. It works with partners and communities to protect the natural and cultural places people value.
CharityBelfast Hills Partnership works with local people to care for the hills above the city. Its projects help protect wildlife, landscapes and the connections people have with them.
CharitySustainable NI helps organisations and communities put sustainability into everyday decisions. It brings people, learning and practical ideas together across Northern Ireland.
CharityNorthern Ireland Environment Link brings environmental groups together to make a stronger case for nature and clean water. Its network shares knowledge and speaks up for change.
CharityUlster Wildlife cares for Northern Ireland's wildlife and wild places. It works with communities to restore habitats and make more room for nature, including at home.
Social EnterpriseYnNi Teg helps communities in Wales own a share of the clean energy future. It develops renewable projects that can keep more benefits close to home.
CharityThe Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales cares for nature across coast, countryside and communities. Its reserves and projects help people get involved in protecting wildlife.
CharityGwent Wildlife Trust works for a wilder Gwent. It protects local habitats, looks after nature reserves and invites communities to help wildlife thrive.
CharityNorth Wales Wildlife Trust cares for wildlife and habitats across the region. Its reserves and projects give people ways to learn about nature and help it recover.
CharityKeep Wales Tidy works with communities to care for the places they share. From tackling litter to environmental learning, it helps people make visible changes locally.
CharityThe Centre for Alternative Technology helps people explore practical ways to live within the planet's limits. Its education and training make climate and nature solutions easier to understand and use.
CharityCynnal Cymru helps people and organisations in Wales put sustainability into practice. It brings training, ideas and partners together to make change possible.
Non-ProfitCommunity Energy Wales helps local groups build and run their own clean energy projects. It shares advice and speaks up for community ownership across Wales.
CharitySize of Wales connects climate action in Wales with forests and communities around the world. Its work supports forest protection and helps young people understand the choices behind deforestation.
Climate Action NetworkClimate Cymru brings people across Wales together around practical climate action. Hosted by Cymru Global, it helps groups share ideas and turn concern into change.
CharityCommunity Energy Scotland helps local groups take ownership of clean energy. It offers practical support so communities can develop projects that meet local needs.
CharityStop Climate Chaos Scotland brings organisations together to press for fair, effective climate action. Its campaigns help people make their voices heard on Scotland's climate choices.
Social EnterpriseScottish Communities Climate Action Network connects people doing climate work in their own communities. It helps local groups learn from one another and make practical change across Scotland.
CharityScottish Environment LINK brings nature and climate organisations together so they can speak with a stronger voice. Its members work for healthier landscapes, seas and communities across Scotland.
CharityScottish Seabird Centre brings people close to Scotland's seabirds and marine life. Its education and conservation work helps protect the coast and the wildlife that calls it home.
CharityThe National Trust for Scotland cares for places that tell Scotland's story, from historic buildings to coastlines and wildlife habitats. It helps people enjoy and protect them for the future.
CharityJohn Muir Trust cares for wild places and the people who value them. Its work protects landscapes and helps communities take an active role in their future.
CharityTrees for Life is helping native woodland return to the Scottish Highlands. Its rewilding work brings people into the landscape to help forests and wildlife recover.
CharityScottish Wildlife Trust cares for wildlife and wild places throughout Scotland. Through its reserves, restoration work and campaigning, it gives nature a stronger voice.
CharityFreshwater Habitats Trust protects the ponds, streams and other small waters that wildlife needs. Its science and practical projects help bring freshwater habitats back to life.
CharityBat Conservation Trust helps people understand and protect bats. It brings research, advice and public surveys together to improve the future for these often overlooked animals.
CharityThe British Trust for Ornithology turns birdwatching into knowledge that can help birds. Volunteers' records support research into how species and their habitats are changing.
CharityThe Conservation Volunteers helps people get outdoors and care for local green spaces. Its practical projects give communities a chance to learn skills and make a visible difference.
CharityTrees for Cities brings people together to plant and care for trees in towns and cities. Its projects make urban places greener and give communities more say in their local spaces.
CharityThe Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust protects wetlands and the wildlife that depends on them. Its reserves, research and conservation work bring people closer to these vital places.
CharityPlantlife champions the wild plants and fungi that make our landscapes richer. It works to protect the places where they grow and helps more people notice and care for them.
CharityBuglife speaks up for the small creatures that keep ecosystems working. It protects invertebrates and the habitats they need, and shows people how to help them.
CharityAvon Wildlife Trust works for wildlife across Bristol, Bath and the surrounding area. Its reserves, projects and community work help people care for nature where they live.
CharityDevon Wildlife Trust helps people and wildlife thrive together in Devon. It cares for habitats, restores nature and offers practical ways to get involved.
CharityKent Wildlife Trust works for a wilder Kent, caring for nature reserves and helping habitats recover. It invites people across the county to join in and speak up for wildlife.
CharityLondon Wildlife Trust looks after wild spaces across the capital and helps people get to know the nature on their doorstep. Its work gives wildlife more room to thrive in London.
CharitySurrey Wildlife Trust cares for the county's wildlife, habitats and nature reserves. It helps local people discover nature and play a part in its recovery.
Social EnterpriseSouth East London Community Energy, known as Selce, helps neighbours make homes warmer and energy bills more manageable. It also supports local clean energy and retrofit projects.
Social EnterpriseBrighton Energy Cooperative helps people around Brighton invest in and benefit from locally owned renewable power. Its projects put community energy to work on real buildings.
Non-ProfitUK100 connects local leaders who want faster, fairer climate action. Its network shares practical experience on clean energy and the changes councils can make.
Social EnterpriseClimate Emergency UK tracks what councils are doing on climate change and makes that evidence easier to use. Volunteers and communities can use its work to ask better questions and push for progress.
Social EnterpriseBristol Energy Cooperative builds renewable energy projects with local people and organisations. Its aim is to keep more of the benefits of clean power in Bristol and the surrounding area.
Social EnterpriseRepowering London helps neighbourhoods build and own clean energy projects. It gives residents a way to take part in the transition and share the benefits close to home.
Social EnterpriseCarbon Co-op helps people make their homes more comfortable and use less energy. Its members and partners work together on practical changes that communities can own and shape.
Social EnterpriseLow Carbon Hub develops local clean energy projects in Oxfordshire and helps communities share in their benefits. It also supports people and organisations making the switch to a lower carbon future.
CharityThe Climate Coalition brings people and organisations together to speak up for climate and nature. Its campaigns make space for local action and a stronger national response.
CharityGreen Alliance brings evidence and people together to shape better environmental policy. Its work helps decision makers respond to the climate and nature crises.
CharityAshden finds and backs climate solutions that are already making a difference. It shares the lessons behind them so schools, communities and others can put good ideas to work.
CharityPossible makes climate action feel doable. It tests practical ideas with communities and invites people to help shape a cleaner, fairer future.
CharityClimate Outreach studies how people talk and think about climate change. It uses that insight to help organisations have more useful conversations with the communities they want to reach.
CharityThe Centre for Sustainable Energy helps people make their homes warmer and use less energy. It works with communities, councils and organisations on practical ways to cut emissions.
Non-ProfitCommunity Energy England helps local groups make clean power work for their communities. It shares knowledge, connects projects and campaigns for the support community energy needs to grow.
BusinessBeach School Explorers offers hands-on coastal education for children, families and communities in Essex, exploring wildlife, habitats, conservation and climate through outdoor learning.
CharityYorkshire Wildlife Trust cares for wildlife and wild places across Yorkshire. From nature reserves to local projects, it helps people get closer to nature and take part in protecting it.
Climate Action NetworkNESCAN Hub helps communities in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire turn climate ideas into local projects. It offers advice, training and connections while keeping community voices at the heart of a fair transition.
CharityNational Energy Action works so more people can afford a warm, healthy home. Across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, it offers support, shares practical advice and campaigns to end fuel poverty.
CharityThe Marine Conservation Society brings science and people together to give the ocean a healthier future. Its work tackles pollution, protects marine wildlife and helps restore life beneath the waves.
CharityLandxSea brings environmental stories to the screen in Montrose. Its films, conversations and community events invite people to explore what climate, nature and place mean in their own lives.
CharityKeep Scotland Beautiful helps people across Scotland care for the places around them. Its work spans litter, climate, nature and environmental learning in schools and communities.
Non-ProfitFriends of the Earth works with local groups and campaigners to protect people and the planet. This profile covers Friends of the Earth Limited and its work for environmental and social justice.
CharityEarthwatch Europe brings people closer to nature through hands on science. Its projects give communities a way to explore and protect the places they live, from urban green space to rivers and wetlands.
CharityCIWEM brings water and environmental professionals together to share knowledge, develop their skills and improve the way water and the environment are managed.
CharityBusiness in the Community brings Northern Ireland's employers together to make responsible business part of everyday decisions, including how they support communities, people at work and the environment.
Climate Action NetworkAcross Moray, Moray CAN brings people and local groups together to turn concern about climate change into practical action. Members share ideas, learn from one another and work towards a more sustainable future for the region.
GroupIt's time for a televised emergency briefing on the climate and nature crisis, introduced by the PM and delivered by independent experts.
Campaigns and practical ways to make a difference.
Email your MSPs to ask them to oppose Berwick Bank offshore windfarm and protect seabirds.
Register for practical conservation work parties on nature reserves around Brecknock.
Use Scottish Environment LINK’s resources to make environmental work more inclusive.
Register for Scottish Wildlife Trust’s online course about organising local action for nature.
Survey living seaweed on a UK shore and submit your findings to the Big Seaweed Search.
Support Kent Wildlife Trust’s Rethink Sea Link campaign by writing about the route’s impact on wildlife.
Donate to Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s Give Seas a Chance appeal for marine conservation.
Contact Gwent Wildlife Trust to join practical reserve tasks in the Usk to Wye area.
Spend an hour watching for bats and other wildlife near sunset, then submit your sightings by 31 October 2026.
Record birds you can identify through BTO’s free BirdTrack project.
Plan a local climate or nature activity for Great Big Green Week, 5 to 13 June 2027.
Check whether your Northern Ireland community building qualifies for funded solar panels.
Ask your Northern Ireland MLA to sign NI Environment Link’s Clean Water Pledge.
Record swifts in North Wales to help protect their nesting places.
Join RhanNi and hear how to support community energy in Wales.
Donate to help the National Trust for Scotland protect seabird colonies.
Spend a week helping restore native woodland in the Scottish Highlands.
Leave your details for the next round of I Dig Trees free tree packs.
Speak up for local wildlife through Avon Wildlife Trust's Defend Nature campaign.
Find simple ways to make more room for insects at home or in your community.
Support South East London households as a volunteer energy adviser.
Bristol education providers can apply for £800 to £3,500 for a climate project designed and led by young people. Applications close at 17:00 on 6 November 2026.
Back Community Energy England's call for stronger community energy.
Join practical conservation work across the Belfast Hills.
Email Northern Ireland ministers about pollution from intensive farming.
Get Ulster Wildlife's guide to welcoming nature into your garden or yard.
Download free, customisable materials for a local litter campaign.
Explore Climate Cymru's Imagine Action toolkit and free training.
Register your interest in caring for wild places with John Muir Trust.
Hear about local tree planting and care days with Trees for Cities.
Send your London wildlife sightings to the local records centre.
Tell Surrey Wildlife Trust where you have seen a hedgehog.
Help Repowering London bring community owned energy to more neighbourhoods.
See whether your school, business or organisation could host community solar.
Sign ClientEarth's open letter asking the Energy Secretary to reject Rosebank.
Ask your MP, or MSP in Scotland, to sign the #StopRosebank pledge.
Register to host a local screening of the People's Emergency Briefing film.
Meet people and take part in climate and nature events.
Brecon's local wildlife group holds its AGM, with Trust updates and a talk on fungi.
North Wales Wildlife Trust members and supporters meet for their 63rd AGM in Llanasa.
A free online workshop to help Welsh school eco-committees plan their first actions.
Woodland stories, crafts and outdoor play for under-fives at Folly Farm.
Watch for marine mammals and seabirds from Wembury Point and help record sightings.
Free wildlife story time for young children at Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve.
A free day of wildlife activities and local nature action at Cartwright Hall, Bradford.
Walk a Pictish-inspired trail of light and sound at Brodie Castle on selected November evenings.
A glowing wetland wildlife trail at WWT Slimbridge, with evening slots until 1 November.
Marine Conservation Society members can hear the year's ocean updates and take part in its AGM.
Two online sessions on ecosystems, the nature crisis and practical ways to help.
Dr Jim Bradley explores the Belfast Hills' past and what it means for their future.
A one-hour online introduction to the costs of climate inaction and the case for acting now.
A free Cardiff festival for people working on climate action and nature across Wales.
Lisa Chilton shares a hopeful view of rewilding in an illustrated Aberdeen talk.
An online conference for bat carers and veterinary professionals to share practical knowledge.
A free webinar on using a licence to get community rooftop solar projects moving.
Help clear litter from Fisherrow Sands at a free Halloween beach clean.
Bristol Energy Cooperative members can swap practical tips on making homes warmer.
Use Britain Talks Climate & Nature research to make climate messages connect with more people.
Moray CAN's September conference brought local climate projects and ideas together in Elgin.
Find work that helps people and the planet.
Support Friends of Parks and other community groups caring for green spaces in south and west London.
Lead fundraising strategy and partnerships that support wildlife recovery across Surrey.
Develop an inclusive and skilled volunteer community working for nature recovery across three counties.
Support student campaigners working on fossil fuel divestment and fossil-free careers.
Coordinate environmental campaigns covering oceans, climate, forests and wetlands.
Support Ramblers volunteers and managers with recruitment, development and recognition.
Lead community-led street tree planting and care programmes in Lewisham and south London.
Lead research and evaluation that supports a fair and sustainable energy transition.
Tell the stories of coastal people and projects working towards a connected, nature-rich coastline.
Lead volunteering, outdoor learning, community and heritage programmes in the Heart of England Forest.
Bring partners and communities together around a shared plan for the River Wensum catchment.
Help Hampshire communities map, improve and connect habitats and create wildlife-friendly gardens.
Help Thames catchment partnerships bring local evidence into regional water planning and nature-based solutions.
Support Surrey Wildlife Trust volunteers, wardens and local groups to care for nature.
Develop and deliver Norfolk river restoration projects, with officer and senior officer openings.
Coordinate partners, grants and reporting for coastal habitat restoration in the Greater Thames Estuary.
Lead river restoration and natural flood management projects across the Trent catchment.
Support woodland carbon projects and the development of the UK Woodland Carbon Code.
Lead Durham Wildlife Trust's community engagement, volunteering and education work.
Lead delivery of the Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent.
Help manage 16 East Berkshire nature reserves, lead volunteers and care for habitats, livestock and equipment.
Learn to grow native wildflowers at Grow Wilder in Bristol through a paid, year-long traineeship.
Build supporter relationships that help North Wales Wildlife Trust protect wildlife and wild places.
Help the National Trust for Scotland speak up for nature and heritage as External Relations Manager.
Lead major fundraising work that helps the National Trust for Scotland care for its places.
Help WWT survey wetland wildlife as an early-career researcher based at Slimbridge.
Design and deliver climate action training with communities across Wales for CAT's Turning the Tide project.
Lead the voice of freshwater conservation as Freshwater Habitats Trust's Communications Director.
Create and care for great crested newt habitat across Warwickshire with Freshwater Habitats Trust.
Help Trees for Life put new people and finance systems in place to support its rewilding work.
