We are facing a nature and climate emergency. Wildlife is in decline and species are going extinct at an alarming rate. These twin emergencies are inextricably linked and it is now clear we cannot tackle the climate crisis without tackling the nature crisis.

BBOWT has published five urgent priorities for the new government. Number five: Tackle the climate emergency.

Human-accelerated climate change is an environmental crisis that puts humans and wildlife at risk – and it is happening right now. Find out what causes climate change, what effect it will have in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, and what you can do to help stop climate change.

Our climate is in crisis - nature has the solutions. Please support BBOWT's Nature Recovery Fund by giving today.

Lots of local authorities have declared a climate emergency. This is an important first step in tackling the climate crisis. Local authorities can have a vital role to play in putting nature into recovery. Our top ten tips give some guidance on first steps to take to tackle the climate and ecological emergency.

Help The Wildlife Trusts tackle the nature and climate emergency by challenging yourself to a Big Wild Walk this October half-term! Walk 30km across the week, or set your own challenge.

Nature has the key to solving climate change. The climate crisis is an urgent global problem, which requires action at a global scale. Our nature reserves and local wild places are playing their part in the race against climate change. Woodlands, peatlands, floodplains, seagrass beds, saltmarshes, and grasslands all act as carbon stores and hold the key to solving the climate crisis.