Building community power

Two placards in front of the Royal Courts of Justice, one that says Friends of the Earth, the other that says "The fight for our future"

Join us: Together London demonstration 28 March

Join us at the Together demonstration in London on 28 March to show that strength lies in solidarity. 

Friends of the Earth is part of Together, a broad coalition of trade unions, civil society organisations, faith groups, community campaigns and public figures. 

We're united in the knowledge that the change we need comes from us working together for hope not despair, for unity not racism. Together we can build solidarity across communities.

Join Together
Two placards in front of the Royal Courts of Justice, one that says Friends of the Earth, the other that says "The fight for our future"
A group of people stand outside a building holding a sign that reads 'Be a friend of the earth'

Join your local Friends of the Earth action group

We have hundreds of local action groups across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. They're made up of people in communities who are passionate about tackling the climate and ecological crises and fighting for a fairer, greener world for everyone.

Find a local group
A group of people stand outside a building holding a sign that reads 'Be a friend of the earth'
A group of people standing outside on grass with an orange banner that says 'For people and the planet' and 'Ermwyn pobl a'r blaned' and the web address foe.cymru

Start a Friends of the Earth local action group

A local action group is a grassroots group. Friends of the Earth has hundreds of local action groups around the country. They're run by thousands of volunteers from all backgrounds. To start one, you need at least five people in England, or three in Wales and Northern Ireland. 

Start a group
A group of people standing outside on grass with an orange banner that says 'For people and the planet' and 'Ermwyn pobl a'r blaned' and the web address foe.cymru