Forests are our life support system and they are actively under threat. We need you to join us and take action against forest destroyers. By completing the actions on this page, you can help us protect forests from dodgy companies that want to burn them for profit.
Tesco, the UK’s largest supermarket, is knowingly selling us meat and dairy linked to forest destruction in the Amazon and other regions of Brazil. Complete the actions on this page to tell Tesco to drop forest destroyers from its supply chain in order to protect forests, our health, wildlife, and the planet.
Leave a Google Review for your local Tesco demanding they drop forest destroyers from their supply chain
The pack includes postcards, placards, and everything else you’ll need to take action at your local Tesco
Once you’ve visited your local Tesco using your action pack, let us know which store you’ve visited
Industrial meat is the biggest driver of Brazilian deforestation: both to clear land to graze cattle and to grow crops for animal feed for billions of factory farmed animals around the world. There is a direct causation between Tesco’s behaviour and the destruction taking place in Brazil. Here are two key ways Tesco is complicit:
We’re calling on Tesco to drop forest destroyers immediately and get out of factory farming, but we can’t do it alone. We need your help to demand that Tesco put people over profits, and protect globally important biomes like the Amazon, Cerrado and Pantanal.
From climate change to forest fires to human rights abuses, the global industrial meat industry leaves a trail of destruction all over the world.
At a new biobank in the Amazon, scientists are working to identify the risks of a new infectious diseases. It's part of a growing field of science looking at the interactions between human health and environmental change.
As well as protecting the planet from climate change, our forests are home to a huge range of amazing nature and animal biodiversity. Here are some pictures of life in forests all over the world.
Industrial meat is the world’s leading cause of deforestation. We need to end the system that’s churning out meat at an unsustainable rate – and in turn eat a lot less meat. Lots of people have already started. But if reduction is the key, how much meat is it ok to eat?
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There are Greenpeace groups all over the country who gather together to take action.