Across the UK and globally, communities are finding practical ways to adapt, support one another and build resilience together, including through Great Big Green Week.

Woodford County High School in Redbridge has spent two years growing its Great Big Green Week activities - from composting workshops and upcycling competitions to student-led projects and community partnerships. Here's how they did it.

I spent most of my childhood outside. Out in the garden, watching insects growing tadpoles and asking my parents endless questions about ...

Every year, something pretty special happens across the UK. In towns, cities and villages, people come together to celebrate the places they love and take action to protect them. It might be a nature walk in a local park, a community meal, a repair café, or a school project. It might be something small, or something that brings a whole town together. That moment is called Great Big Green Week.

This blog is written by Donna Nicol, Sustainability Lead for The Holy Cross Catholic Multi Academy Company in Coventry.  As part of Show ...

Every February, people across the UK come together to Show The Love, sharing green hearts as a symbol of what’s at the heart of the future they want to protect. From green hearts projected onto town halls, to hand-knitted hearts decorating postboxes, to hundreds of postcards landing on MPs’ desks, people have found ways to Show the Love that feels right for them and their communities.

Every February, people across the UK make and share green hearts with their politicians to show what they love - and what they want to protect. At the heart of Show the Love is a simple, visible act of care and leadership. It’s rooted in pride for our communities, care for the places we love, and hope for the future we’re building for our children. From towns and villages to cities and neighbourhoods, green hearts are a way of sharing what’s at the heart of everyday life, and why it matters.

At the end of 2025, members from across our coalition joined trustees, community groups, and partner organisations for our Annual Movement Gathering. It was a day full of hope, celebration, and connection, as well as an opportunity to take time to reflect on the past year and leave with a renewed sense of purpose for the year ahead.

Helen Meech, Executive Director of The Climate Coalition, reflects on what the Act Now, Change Forever campaign revealed about the power of people coming together for climate, nature and a fairer future.

Helen Meech, Executive Director of The Climate Coalition, reflects on the past year and how people and communities led the way in standing up for a greener, safer future.

Across the UK this summer, communities came together to swap, share and act for a greener future in a powerful moment of collective action for people, climate and nature. What can leaders at COP learn?