With oceans making up 66 per cent of our earth, it’s crucial we raise awareness about and tackle the threats facing these life-giving and life-containing bodies of water. World Oceans Day celebrates the ocean and the important role it plays in our lives.

Every year, air pollution causes up to 36,000 deaths in the UK.  The World Health Organisation and the UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today. With many partners across the UK, we can work together to reduce air pollution.

World Refill Day on 16 June is a global public awareness campaign to prevent plastic pollution and help people live with less waste.

On World Rainforest Day we celebrate rainforests and their role in sustaining all life on Earth. These ecosystems, covering just 2 per cent of Earth's surface, hold an immense power to mitigate the effects of climate change. Standing rainforests are carbon sinks, absorbing and storing vast amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. They play […]

The International Day of Tropics celebrates the diversity of the tropics as well as the problems and opportunities that nations of the Tropics face. The Tropics are a region of the Earth, roughly defined as the area between the tropic of Cancer and the tropic of Capricorn. They are faced with many challenges including deforestation […]

We have a huge population of over 8 billion people across the world, and this is constantly growing. With a growing population there are also growing problems for housing, the economy and the environment but with management we can create a healthy and sustainable world for future populations to live a happy healthy life. World […]

Plastic free July raises awareness of plastic waste, especially single-use plastic waste. The month is made for taking action, and to educate and encourage others to take part too. The campaign has 100+ Million participants worldwide. you can take part by signing up on their website. You can also join us by signing up to […]

Net Zero Week is to spread awareness of what it means and why it is important that we aim to reach it if we want to reduce the effects of climate change.

This week was claimed to celebrate our beautiful beaches and to educate on the importance of keeping our beaches clean and safe. Many take part by litter picking on the beach and avoid rubbish floating in our shores.

International plastic bag free day is a global campaign that aims to reduce or get rid of plastic bag usage. Plastic bags are an enemy to the environment and take up to 500 years to disintegrate. Tonnes of plastic bags are thrown into landfill and our waterways.

This campaign spreads over 2 weeks to share the importance of our marine wildlife and why we must protect it.  It raises awareness and encourages us to appreciate and protect our oceans and shares action on how to do it.

Since 1980, we have lost half of the mangrove forests. Some countries have lost more than 80 per cent of their mangrove population. Mangroves are important as they can withstand flooding and low oxygen, they also provide habitats for fish and crustaceans as well as protects its surrounding area from coastline erosion and climate change […]