Nature is under threat. It's time to speak up.
Join 135+ communities for the National Day of Action for nature, parks, and green spaces on April 18th.
Why We Must Act Now
Across the country, green belt land is being opened up to developers. Protections we fought for are being weakened through deregulation. Our woods, parks, rivers, and wildlife need a visible, collective voice.
In Their Own Words
"Our green spaces are under unprecedented pressure. This day of action shows that communities everywhere are ready to stand up for the places that matter to them."Rosie Pearson — Chairman, Community Planning Alliance
"There is overwhelming evidence about the value of nature and green space to people's physical and mental wellbeing. Yet time and time again we see politicians deride its importance."Sally Hayns — CEO, CIEEM
"People's access to nature has never been more important for their health and well-being, but also never been more under threat."Dave Morris — Chair, National Federation of Parks and Green Spaces
What's Happening on April 18th
From village greens to city parks, communities are organising activities of every shape and size. Here's what you can do — or come up with your own.
Human Chains
Link arms along threatened green belt land to show solidarity and protect what matters.
Nature Walks
Guided walks to sites facing development — see firsthand what's at stake in your area.
Community Gardening
Plant trees, create mini meadows, or tend community gardens together.
Tractor Rallies
Rural communities showing support for farming land and countryside protection.
Photo Campaigns
Photograph your area at risk and send it to 10 Downing Street in a picture frame.
Coffee & Cakes
Host a morning gathering — sometimes the best activism starts with a cuppa and a conversation.
See what's happening near you.
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