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Easy wins for nature and the environment

You can take action for nature and the environment wherever you are

We believe everyone should have the opportunity to choose the wild life - here are some easy wins that have a big impact, which can be done in a way that works for you.

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Sustainable actions

How to use less plastic

Help rid the world of plastic and its damaging impact!
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Wildlife action

Pollinator friendly wildflowers on your windowsill

Watch beautiful bees and butterflies from the comfort of your own home.
Hairy Woodpecker feeding on a bird feeder
wildlife action

Bird feeder outside your window

Hanging a bird feeder outside your window offers you a brilliant view of Britain's bonanza of birdlife!
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Sustainable actions

Make a waste free lunch

Making a lunch that produces no waste is a great way to help the environment and wildlife!
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Online action

Use an environmentally friendly search engine

There are now various search engine platforms that contribute their search ad revenue towards planting trees.
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Community action

Write to your MP

Show your local MP that you care about wildlife and nature. Request they stand up and speak for a #Wilderfuture.
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Online action

Sign an E-petition

Become a digital activist by signing some E-petitions. Why not start by adding your name to our petition calling for a ban on peat products.
Veolia Landfill Site, Pitsea, Essex, UK/ seagull standing on rubbish heap
Sustainable action

Reduce waste around the house

Help reduce food waste to help the environment.
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Sustainable action

Reduce energy waste

Check out these energy tips that will go a long way to helping the environment.
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Six-spot burnet on red clover © Guy Edwardes/2020VISION

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