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There's no denying it – things are changing all around us. But one thing stays the same: the incredible power of people coming together. Ready for a dose of inspiration? Here’s 5 stories that show just how amazing people power can be, and why there's always a reason to stay hopeful.

Together with the No Gas Caverns campaign group, we stopped huge gas storage caves being solution mined under Larne Lough and all the damage that would have wrought in a stunning marine protected area. Read about the Larne Lough case.

Curious about joining a local action group? Find the answers to our most frequently asked questions.

On Saturday 18 November 2023, the Friends of the Earth network, community groups and local partners took part in a nationwide Day of Action, calling for lower energy bills and warm homes for all. Here’s how it went.

Tired of watching non-stop climate doom news? Don't give up hope! Our work together as a movement is creating lasting change for the planet and future generations. Find out how people power really can create positive change.

2023’s Black History Month theme, "celebrating our sisters” aims to highlight the significant role that Black women have played throughout history. We speak to Leandra from our grassroots network about the importance of amplifying black women’s voices.

Sign your local petition and demand your MP takes action to provide warm homes and save energy.

Climate activists have successfully fought off proposed plans for shale gas testing in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. Find out why this is such a significant win for climate, community and campaigning.

How do you capture the heart of an issue and inspire people to get involved? Fusing photography, poetry and shots of gorgeous landscape, local group Darlington Friends of the Earth show us how to marry campaigning with art.

It's notoriously tough to get commitments from electoral candidates, but supporters and groups from across the Friends of the Earth family pulled out all the stops for May elections. Find out how many of our newly elected local leaders have publicly committed to climate action.