Nature campaign Stories

UK-based company Jardine Matheson wants to expand its gold mine in Indonesia. Learn how this would further devastate wildlife, the rainforest and local people.

Find out about the data and methodology used by Friends of the Earth to identify pollution hotspots for wildlife.

The new Labour government is rightly planning to build millions more homes. But it’s not as simple as tearing up planning rules. Sustainability Analyst Paul De Zylva and Senior Planner Magnus Gallie explore how house building can be done in a way that doesn’t cost the Earth.

Water companies are currently allowed to pour tonnes of sewage into our waters every day. Zoologist and campaigner Sienna Somers looks at the animals suffering because of sewage.

Almost all the UK's waterways are polluted. Join our call for a new law to punish polluters, and keep safe by learning how to spot pollution in your river.

From sewage to diesel fumes, different types of pollution are destroying our lands and seas. Campaigner Rachel O'Connell explains why a new environmental law could help us stop big polluters from harming people and planet.

Want to work with us to green your area? Find out what we’re looking for in our Postcode Gardener Delivery Partners and apply today.

Paul de Zylva considers what the latest State of Nature report tells us about nature’s decline, why it’s government’s collective failure and what we can do.

We’re part of a coalition campaigning for a new UK Business, Human Rights and Environment Act. But why do we need it and what impact would it have?

Northern Ireland's high levels of ammonia emissions are highly damaging to the environment, but the draft strategy to lower them will only reduce them by about 25% and only 2 Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) will have reductions to below damaging levels.