The General Election is on the horizon
The upcoming election will be crucial for the future viability of life on our planet. If the existing 2030 targets, of halting nature’s decline and protecting 30% of land and sea are to be met, the next government will have to do the bulk of the work.
It’s important that when we vote, we do so with nature in mind — nature cannot vote in elections, but many of us can. We're calling upon all political parties to commit to a plan to finally halt and reverse the decline in wildlife.
Our priorities for the next UK Government
Before the big moment next month, make sure you're election ready — check out our resources below.
Read the party manifestos
Ahead of the general election, political parties will be publishing their manifestos, setting out each of their programmes for Government.
We will be updating this section as each manifesto is published — read the manifestos below.
The nature on our doorstep is struggling, but together we can make a difference for nature, the climate, and people.Chief Executive
Read our thoughts on the manifestos
Not sure what to make of each party manifesto? The Wildlife Trusts have been busy combing through them and weighing up if they deliver for nature.
Read our thoughts below.
Updates from recent events
Spread the word
We need to make sure politicians and political parties commit to a plan in their manifestos to meet the scale of the challenge to halt nature’s decline and halve emissions by the end of the decade.
Below you’ll find downloadable posters to put up in your window to help your candidates understand just how much a healthy natural world matters to you.
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Note: We've met with as many PPCs as possible to raise the urgency of acting for nature with all our potential new MPs. If we are shown in any photos with PPCs this is not an endorsement of them or their party, it simply shows we have met with them to speak up for nature