FAQ's
Find answers to common questions about the Act Now, Change Forever campaign, the Mass Lobby 2025, and how you can get involved in calling for action for people, climate and nature.
By acting now, together we can shape a future where people and nature thrive together.
A Mass Lobby is when lots of people meet with their MPs on the same day to have powerful conversations on issues they care about.
On Wednesday 9th July 2025, thousands of people from every corner of the UK will come to Westminster to tell our MPs: this is a moment for leadership that protects what matters most — our health, our nature, our communities, our climate, and our future.
Surrounding these meetings will be an vibrant programme - from powerful speaker sessions at a nearby venue, to nature walks led by WWF-UK, and even a photocall across from the Houses of Parliament!
This is more than a lobby. It's a moment to come together, connect with others and remind ourselves of the shared future we're united for. Whether you join an interactive discussion, share stories over a cuppa, win a commitment from your MP or even just take a moment to soak it all in - this is a day to feel the power of community - and the hope that comes from showing up, together.
We’re asking MPs to back bold, practical action by committing to:
1. Deliver vital funding to communities hit hardest by climate change here and around the world
2. Cut bills, back UK jobs, and secure a greener fairer future for all
3. Restore nature to create a safer, healthier future
Find answers to common questions about the Act Now, Change Forever campaign, the Mass Lobby 2025, and how you can get involved in calling for action for people, climate and nature.
Join our free training sessions throughout June – from beginner tips to advanced strategies – and get confident telling your story, engaging your MP, and mobilising your community for climate and nature action.
New to lobbying? This session will walk you through the basics of contacting your MP and making your voice heard.
Find out moreLearn how to craft and share a powerful personal story that connects with your MP community to inspire action.
Find out moreAlready familiar with lobbying? Take your skills further with tips on influence, strategy, and building long-term relationships with MPs.
Find out moreDiscover practical ways to get others involved and build momentum for your local climate and nature campaign.
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Our MPs have an opportunity to protect what matters most here in the UK and around the world – from our green spaces, rivers, and woodlands, to our health, our communities and our future. We can shape a better tomorrow – together.
If you care about the world around you – and the people in it – showing up can make a real difference.
You don’t need to be a campaigner, or to have met your MP before, or have even spoken about climate or nature. We have an opportunity to come together for a healthier, safer, fairer, greener future for generations to come around the world. The future we build together is the legacy we leave behind.
Getting involved is simple:
Sign up to attend — And be part of a moment in history! We may be able to help with your travel costs - view our Travel and Inclusion Policy here.
Email your MP — Once you've registered, we'll send you everything you need to let your MP know you're coming. Your MP want's to hear from you - a quick email can make all the difference!
Spread the word — Everyone who wants to join the day needs to register, so send your friends, family, colleagues and networks this webpage and ask them to join you!
And lastly...… Watch out for emails from us to keep you updated as plans and resources progress! From where and when to meet your MP, to all the details on the activities surrounding the meetings, we'll be keeping you updated over the coming weeks.
Our map is growing every day as communities across the UK get ready to unite for our shared future. See who's joining, and from where - zoom in to see how many people and which local groups are registered to attend.
Total number of people registered .