Covid-19 recovery measures could also solve the climate emergency

Right now, saving lives is the global priority. But the climate and nature emergencies are still waiting, and we can find solutions for both.

The village that could be lost to the sea

13th March 2020

In the far west of Wales, a little too close to the sea, lies a small village called Fairbourne. It’s being called the first place in the UK to be lost to climate change, as rising sea levels and extreme weather become too much to defend it from.

In pictures: celebrating forest life on International Forests Day

20th March 2020

As well as protecting the planet from climate change, our forests are home to a huge range of amazing nature and animal biodiversity. It's crucial that we do all we can to keep them safe. For International Forests Day 2020 – and when many of us need reminding of the beautiful natural world out there – here are some pictures of life in forests all over the world.

5 ways to stay connected to your community and fight the coronavirus

17th March 2020

Trains are running empty, high streets are deserted. Many people are now working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic. The government has officially advised against going out at all unless you really have to, and definitely not leaving the house if you’re experiencing symptoms. Here's how to stay connected.

Climate change affects rich and poor unequally. Climate justice redresses the balance

9th March 2020

Climate change is already harming peoples’ lives, but people in poorer countries and communities are facing the brunt of the crisis. Climate justice means balancing the scales, repairing the damage to these people’s lives but also holding those most responsible for the climate crisis to account.