Action for Insects
Insects are dying out up to 8 times faster than larger animals and 41% of insect species face extinction. Find out how you can help tackle this crisis today.
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Water vole by Terry Whittaker/2020VISION
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Take action for wildlife
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Action Map
Add your name to the map and share your promise to create a wilder world on your doorstep, with more nature everywhere in urban and rural areas. That is our bold vision for our three counties and we need you to be part of it.
Take local action for wildlife
As part of our campaign for a Wilder Future, we are asking people to take action locally for wildlife. Find out how you can help the UK's vanishing wildlife.
Water stick insect
The water stick insect looks just like a mantis. An underwater predator, it uses its front legs to catch its prey. Its tail acts as a kind of 'snorkel', so it can breathe in the water.…
Skydancing - look up to see our birds of prey in action
Stare up in awe at displaying raptors with birdwatcher Jono Leadley
COP28 this week could spark real action for climate
Nature offers huge solutions to tackle climate change, but Governments need to act now
Wildlife groups take action for water voles on the River Misbourne
The River Misbourne in south Buckinghamshire is being transformed into a wildlife-friendly habitat, thanks to the Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust working with the Wild Trout Trust,…
New Action Plan for Nature in Buckinghamshire – come and do your bit for nature where you live
Helping to look after local wildlife is part of the new Biodiversity Action Plan for Buckinghamshire, created by a partnership of wildlife and nature conservation groups with the county’s local…
Sir David Attenborough backs new phase of 30 by 30 action plan
Almost £8 million raised in 6 months for The Wildlife Trusts’ nature recovery campaign
Aston Clinton Ragpits
A wonderful wildlife experience of chalkland flowers including greater butterfly-orchids and thousands of fragrant orchids.
Guest blog: The trouble with trees
What is the role of tree planting as a solution to climate change?