Help improve our rivers. From 24th and 30th April 2026 , t ake part in The Big RiverWatch survey!

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We continue down a path of collective destruction, in part because of a belief system so pervasive it feels like reality itself. Recognizing our deep interconnectedness is essential to building a more...

An action to write to MPs urging them to reject the Thames Water creditors' attempts to takeover the utility, signing off on pollution till 2030

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For too long, the rules of the global economy have been written by and for the few elites, billionaires and multinationals. Our leaders have measured success through GDP growth. But GDP is nothing mor...

Surrey Wildlife Trust campaigns for wildlife and other environmental issues on a local and national level.

Take action to support the Climate and Nature Bill

Check out Zero Carbon Guildford's Veganuary recipe book for healthy and low carbon vegan dishes

Big Garden Birdwatch is the world’s largest garden wildlife survey. Every year, hundreds of thousands of nature lovers like you take part, helping to build a picture of how garden birds are faring.

CPRE Hampshire is working to enhance, promote and protect our countryside. Love Hampshire’s beautiful rural areas? Find out more and get involved.

In response to environmental challenges, churches can become centres of community resilience, argues Rupert Read

The government's new environmental plan is a start, but without a radical shift, UK nature and biodiversity will remain on a downward curve.

Experts at the U.K.’s first national emergency briefing on climate and nature shared risks in a world being rapidly destabilised by climate and biodiversity breakdown

South Wales fire service describes ‘large-scale incident’ as England braces for cold weather warnings A major incident has been declared in the aftermath of Storm Claudia, with more rain and flooding expected across Britain and Ireland on Saturday. Four severe flood warnings had been issued by Natural Resources Wales as of 6am. This means there was a “significant risk to life and significant disruption to the community is expected”. Continue reading...

The ground is already littered with acorns and beech nuts, notes Florence Allen, thanks to a phenomenon called mast years, or mast seeding.

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year is an annual competition hosted by the Natural History Museum in London, which awards top honours in various categories for outstanding photography