Campaigning for Nature
Our goal is for people in every community to be taking meaningful action for climate and nature. Here, you’ll find everything you need know about Suffolk Wildlife Trust's campaigning work and how you can make a positive change for our wild world.
What is campaigning?
Campaigning means taking action and creating change. We campaign to make a positive difference to wildlife and nature in Suffolk and across the UK. Campaigning can take many shapes and forms, but it’s about using your voice, being passionate and having determination.
Suffolk Wildlife Trust deliver United For Nature manifesto to council offices, March 2026 (c) Amy Falla
Restore Nature Now march on Parliament Square in London - Jack Cripps
Why do we need to take action?
Suffolk is at risk of losing the cherished species and vital habitats that give our county its identity, from heathlands and saltmarsh to turtle doves and dormice. We are in the most vital decade for nature, but we cannot turn the tide alone; we need you to help our wildlife thrive.
Current campaigns
How to become a Campaigner
Our guide includes:
- How to start a campaign
- How to engage people in your campaign
- Decision-makers and people of influence
- How to find and speak to your MP
We will be adding more resources as soon as we can, to support more individuals and communities to take action for nature. Stay tuned!
