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A six spot burnet moth resting on the pink, globe-like head of a red clover flower. The moth is glossy and black with six bold red spots on each forewing.

Six-spot burnet on red clover © Guy Edwardes/2020VISION

Community Action

Take action today

Community Action aims to empower individuals and communities across Gloucestershire to take meaningful action and support nature’s recovery locally.

A person building a small habitat pile uisng bricks, slate tile and organic materials.
Action

Actions for nature

Have a look at some of the ways you can support local wildlife.
A group of people relining a wildlife pond in a suburban setting.
Community

Local Groups

See what's happening in your area using our interactive map.
A brown argus butterfly on a yellow flower
Gardening

Gardening for wildlife

Tips to encourage and support wildlife in your garden.
Impact

The bigger picture

Easy wins for nature and the environment.
HabiMapping group out surveying (c) Nick Turner
Volunteer

Become a citizen scientist

Gather evidence to map and monitor our county's biodiversity.
A person planting a tree in a field with a hedgerow behind them.
Volunteer

Become a volunteer

Support our work in a way that suits you.
Suburban garden with a range of plants and places for wildlife
Join the movement

Become part of the People's Nature Reserve

Additional resources

We can provide some resources and training, however it’s down to local people to come together and act for wildlife and nature in their area. 

Here's some inspiration to get you started...

Parents with their two young children sat in a flower-filled meadow. The flowers in the foreground are in focus, with the family in soft focus behind
The Wildlife Trusts

Community Hub

Helping you to help nature where you live.
Lush green hill at Crickley
Ecological advice

Wild Service

The Ecological Consultancy for Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust.
Four people crouching around sample trays looking at insects.
Donate

Mission Wild

Join us on our mission to bring nature back to Gloucestershire.