Ealing Friends of the Earth takes action in the Borough of Ealing for positive environmental solutions at a local, regional, national, and international level. We aim to connect more people with the environment and to persuade politicians, businesses, and others to see things differently. We organise street stalls, public meetings, visits to schools, film screenings, and more. We've formed links with other local environmental groups, and we send a quarterly newsletter to our members and other supporters.

Lizard Peninsula Friends of the Earth is a Cornish campaigning group which covers the town of Helston and the surrounding area, as well as the whole of the Lizard Peninsula. As a rural area almost surrounded by the ocean, our emphasis is on issues affecting the marine and natural environment. We also work on national Friends of the Earth campaigns which have special local resonance, particularly climate change.

Abergavenny & Crickhowell Friends of the Earth is an environmental campaign group taking action on a range of local and national issues including climate change, renewable energy, single-use plastic, pollinators and roadside verge and hedge cutting. Have a look at the campaigns section below to find out what we've been up to recently.

North Tyneside Friends of the Earth was set up to make a difference, and has been going strong since 2004. We campaign for change in our community, to make a difference to the environment locally, nationally and globally.

Barnet Friends of the Earth is a local group belonging to Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland. We are a collection of environmentally-conscious volunteers who live in or near to the London borough of Barnet. We come together to discuss and campaign on local, regional and national issues relating to climate change.

Stratford-upon-Avon Friends of the Earth is a group of around forty local people campaigning for solutions to environmental problems, the sustainable use of the Earth’s resources, and better protection for nature. We work to save pollinators (especially bees), promote clean energy, and oppose fracking. We run stalls in and around the town and organise public meetings on environmental topics. We meet on a monthly basis to plan our campaign work - and less often just to have fun.  

Our purpose is to work together to promote a healthy and sustainable environment. We aim to accomplish this by encouraging people across Oxfordshire to be active in driving meaningful, positive change that makes a lasting difference on our environment.

Although Havering has plenty of green space, there's always the risk of encroachment by developers, and there are places where air pollution is too high. We aim to increase public awareness of the value of our green spaces, and we monitor development plans so we can campaign against destruction of the green belt. We have regular meetings with the Council and often feature in local press and media. We've produced leaflets on several issues that we distribute when we hold stalls in the area.

We are a Friends of the Earth local volunteer group working in the London Borough of Hillingdon to improve the environment locally, nationally and internationally.