What we do in the next few years will determine the future of our world. We know the solutions to climate chaos and there's still time to act – just.
Climate Action groups are made up of people like you, working together to make our communities more climate-friendly. Together we can make a real difference, at a local and national level.
Find or start a group today.
COP26: get involved
In the lead up to the Glasgow climate talks we'll be working with groups to create a series of actions across the country.
Find out what we've got planned and how you can get involved.
We want to do everything we can to support Climate Action groups in their work to make communities more climate friendly.
From hosting online meetings to template Climate Action Plans for your council, we've got a host of resources to help you and your group campaign for change.
Community groups in action
Great to see Climate Action Newcastle on the ground making their community better! They've even got their MP, Chi Onwurah joining them on their next litter pick.
Support Sheffield Friends of the Earth and sign their petition calling on all horticultural retailers in and around Sheffield to stop selling peat-based compost in their shops.
Campaign win alert. Great news! Proposals for a biomass plant in Splott, Cardiff have been shelved, thanks to Cardiff Friends of the Earth.
Friends of Latton Island are doing a brilliant job campaigning against a new crossing over the River Stort. Read about their work, featured on ITV.
Pontypridd Friends of the Earth raised awareness in the Guardian about the devastating effects of climate change in Rhondda Valley following Storm Dennis in February.
Calling Worcestershire residents! Wyre Forest Friends of the Earth are tackling a proposed incinerator in Kidderminster. Support their campaign and sign the petition now.
Save Rimrose Valley held a lively rally and march showing strength and opposition to Highways England's proposed road plan that is threatening a vital green space in the heart of Sefton.
Huddersfield Friends of the Earth need your help. Protect Kirklees against future road building schemes by signing their petition.
Calling Barnet Residents! Please sign Barnet Friends of the Earth’s letter campaign asking their local council to declare a climate emergency in their area.
Friends of the Earth is hosting a two-day Youth Gathering for 16-25 year olds on 21 and 22 July, featuring a range of workshops to empower young activists. Register now.
The newly revamped Norwich FOE are demanding Norfolk County Council creates a Climate Action Plan. They're off to a strong start with over 200 signatures already. Sign now and support their campaign!
Alongside other campaigners, Southampton Friends of the Earth has raised a truly impressive £15,000 for a legal appeal against the decision to approve Southampton's airport expansion.
Bury Climate Action Group are continuing to work alongside their local council and have been invited to partake in focus groups on their local plan, as well as holding their own consultation event. Great work!
Congratulations to Leicester Friends of the Earth who have been awarded a grant to establish a community green space in a deprived area of the city.
Our London groups have been working together and have formed a London Network. Their last meeting in July saw strong attendance, and we hope this fruitful collaboration continues!
Great work from Hillingdon Friends of the Earth who have been resolute in campaigning for a Climate Action Plan to be adopted in their area. Their work paid off – their council local plan has been adapted featuring many of their recommendations.
Welcome to new Climate Action Groups: Friends of Latton Island, Stop the Arc, Binsted Eco Network and Machynlleth Climate Action!
Leicester Friends of the Earth and The Race Equality Centre (now a registered Climate Action Group) launched a coalition to work for ‘a greener, fairer future’. Their amazing work has received local press attention, and we’re looking forward to seeing their work progress.
FOE Conwy worked with XR and other community groups to produce a lovely video to promote their litter picking.
Young Friends of the Earth Pontypridd were nominated for an RCT Good Citizen award. Congratulations to them for receiving this amazing recognition, as well as congratulations from the Mayor!