What are Climate Action groups?
Climate Action groups are the local solution to a global crisis. They are made up of people like you, working together to make our communities more climate-friendly.
Whether its lobbying MPs or planting trees, local communities are taking the urgent action we need to tackle the climate crisis.
By creating local solutions to climate breakdown and demanding systemic change from decision-makers, you can make a real difference in your community and at national level. Press play and find out how.

How do I find a group in my area?

What do groups do?

Why do we need community groups?

Take climate action
Meet the people taking climate action

“Everything that we do impacts the equilibrium of the eco-system.”
Martha Villegas-Montes, Co-ordinator of Merton Friends of the Earth Climate Action group

“Strategically look at how you can make the greatest impact by working together.”
Gerard Rosenberg – Chairman of the Shoreham society, a Climate Action group based in West Sussex

“If there are enough people then the people have the power.”
Rhiannon Wood, member of a Southampton-based Climate action group

“Don’t think you haven’t got something to give. If we all start saying something, maybe we can change things."
Joanna Judges, healthcare assistant and climate activist

“What is done is done, we can’t bring it back, but we can work towards stopping further damage.”
Annie Ahmed, new member of Footstep, a multi-faith climate action group based in Birmingham

“This is our opportunity: we are not going to get it again.”
Jo Hindley, new member of Footstep, a multi-faith climate action group based in Birmingham