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When we team up with our friends or colleagues we’re much more likely to tackle the tricky stuff – like moving our money to align with our values. Friends of the Earth's Innovation Co-Lead, Mary Stevens, explores how.

Multiple environmental threats – including flood risk, dirty air and sewage pollution – have been published at extensive, constituency-level detail for England by Friends of the Earth.

Friends of the Earth launches a bold new creative campaign demanding a tougher law to stop UK businesses driving environmental destruction.

Feeling a sense of purpose and belonging can significantly improve wellbeing. Find out how you can harness the feel-good factor and help the planet...

Want to know about ethical banking? Fancy switching your pension provider for something a little... greener? Find out where to go if you want to switch to greener financial providers.

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

Environmental activism operates in a political space, impacted by the government, media and public opinion among other things. To campaign for the planet effectively, we need to create a fairer world for all, especially those with marginalised identities like trans and non-binary people. Find out how you can be a better trans ally in the fight for people and planet.

As the year comes to an end, we’ve been reflecting on the amazing achievements of our network. We found strength in numbers, and together we pushed for local, national and global change. Here are 8 ways our network took action to protect the natural world and the wellbeing of everyone in it.

We consume a lot of terrible news daily. It’s hard not to feel like the world’s in constant crisis. So how do we shake that feeling of hopelessness? Find out 5 ways you can show your support for causes close to your heart.

Read the open letter calling for the Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to reject approval for the new Cambo Oil Field and end support for all coal, oil and gas developments across the UK.