My Pledge for Nature

Please join us and make a Pledge for Nature, and be part of a growing movement in the UK, to save our threatened wildlife, bees, insects and plants.

We are all aware of the shocking statistics showing the decline of biodiversity that threatens our climate, food sources and water. It can make you feel powerless but together we can make a significant difference by pledging a small or large project in our garden or land that support biodiversity so our children and grandchildren can still enjoy nature in the future and the planet benefits.

How to take part

Choose from our menu of projects for your garden or land. There’s something for everyone, all ages, purses, families, fitness levels and expertise. Your pledge will be recorded on the interactive map on this website.

Click on the boxes below for links to useful advice websites. Choose which pledges you want to make then fill in the easy pledge form. Our team will add the appropriate symbol over your garden on the map.

BECOME A NATURE CHAMPION

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We call this, “Creating a Pledge for Nature”.The more people who join the movement, the more pledges we can gather and the bigger the difference we can make together. Why not become a Nature Champion today?Each season we will announce new calls-to-action that are aimed at tackling our local nature priorities.

Bird Box or feeder

Many of our garden bird species are in decline. Help them by providing a box or feeder. You can buy birdboxes and feeders click here to find out how to easily make your own.

Wildlife Pond

A wildlife pond of any size is a great way of inviting wildlife including amphibians, insects and birds.

Hedgehog Home

Make a hedgehog friendly area in your garden. We have had hedgehogs in the area in the last year and they need encouragement to thrive.

Wildflower Patch

The wildflower meadows some remember from their childhood have suffered dramatic decline. Wildflowers are excellent for encouraging insects, bees and pollination.

Support Bees

Vital to our planet, one of the most important pollinators of our food crops. Cutting use of pesticides and introducing the right plants will help ensure they thrive.

Plant a Tree

Trees slow global warming, can provide food for birds, insects, or your family, and offer habitat to a wide range of wildlife. UK has the lowest tree cover in Europe. Let’s help change that.

Support Bats

Bats play an essential role in pest control, pollinating plants and dispersing seeds, yet many species are in decline. Help them with a bat box or introduce certain plants they like.

Build an insect hotel

Butterflies are important pollinators in our gardens, eating weedy plants and providing a food source for other animals – as well as their life cycle being fascinating for children.

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