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Nature and climate emergency

Climate change is the greatest long-term threat to nature and people we face. We’re seeing more extreme weather, destruction of habitats, and species moving further north as temperatures change.

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Nature and climate change

Climate change is already driving nature-loss around the world and its impact will only rise in the coming years. Learn ...

Climate change adaptation

We’re taking action across our organisation, including our reserves, to help communities of wildlife...

Climate jargon buster – your guide to the key terms

Want to know your greenhouse gases from your fossil fuels? You’ve come to the right place. Here’s yo...

Nature-based solutions to climate change

Nature can help us manage the impacts of climate change, protecting it has benefits for humans and w...

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Laws to drive nature's recovery

The Environment Act became law on November 9th, 2021. The Act set requirements for targets designed to recover the natur...

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Coal and carbon capture and storage

Coal use has fallen significantly in recent years and the UK Government has committed to phasing out unabated coal (coal...

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What are carbon credits and how do they work?

Our economy must decarbonise, and quickly. Find out why carbon credits could be a key part of the solution.

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Devolution in England

From mayors to local councils, our local leaders can play important role to play in protecting and restoring the natural...

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Reaching net zero and reducing the impact of climate change

Nature has a huge role to play in tackling climate change, but climate change is also speeding up nature’s decline. From...

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Protected areas and climate change

Protected areas are our most valuable wildlife sites and they need to adapt with climate change.