What would life be like without our woodlands?
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Natasha Ruskin explores something terrifying: a world without woodlands.
To Improve Sustainability and Carbon Reduction, you could:
- Help to reduce your food miles and carbon footprint, at the same time as providing a home for wildlife, by creating a wildlife-friendly vegetable garden.
- The improving weather is a great chance to look at changing the way you travel: encourage the use of sustainable methods of travel such as cycling, scooting or using the bus.
To Engage with Nature, you could:
- Give nature a voice and take part in one of our campaigns and lobby for change by contacting your local MP.
- Plant native trees, hedgerows and shrubs to provide a home for wildlife and help in the fight against climate change.
- Follow these links to find out how you can Help Wildlife at Work and Help Wildlife at School.
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