Get involved
In Scotland? Our sister organisation Stop Climate Chaos Scotland are celebrating the amazing work that is already happening across the Scottish Climate Movement through Climate Fringe Week.
Show up at home
Send a message to the Prime Minister by signing our Declaration for a cleaner, greener world that works for everyone.
Sign the Declaration here.
In Wales? Add your voice to Climate Cymru
In Scotland? Add your voice to Climate Scotland
Create a great big green window display during September to show your neighbours that you are taking part. Download our posters.
Show up with family and friends
Have a climate chat. Talking about the impacts of climate change, and what we can do about it is one of the best ways you can begin to take action. Whether this is having a chat about over coffee or hosting a screening and discussion of your favourite environmental film, there are lots of ways to start those conversations. It might sound daunting at first, but we’ve got a few suggestions to make it easier.
Show up with your community
Invite your community to come together and celebrate your local area. Here are some ideas to get you started:
Community Clean Up: Organise a litter pick with neighbours, young and old, ending with a drink and snack on a local green or in your nearest square.
Get planting: Invite others to have a lasting impact on an outdoor space near you to literally sow the seeds for a cleaner, greener community. Just make sure you have permission from the landowner first!
Green Get together: Do you have a local green space; a coastal path; or even lucky enough to be near a nature reserve? Come together for a nature walk, a seaside picnic, or forest bathing! With the past year being as challenging as it has, we could all benefit from relaxing in a green space together.
Organise your own green week
Help us make history by hosting a Green Week in your local area.
This is a great opportunity to make the most of this crucial year. You could build lasting local connections, get more people active in your community and really get the attention of local decisions by hosting your own local Green Week. It could be anything from a few to a few hundred local events. And you won’t have to do it alone, we have resources to help you, and you can connect with other organisers too.
Sign up to organise an event in your area
Even if organising a Green Week isn’t for you, there are still many ways to show up for your world:
Show up with others across the UK
You can send a message from your community and join others across the country in calling for ambition to tackle climate change, and produce a work of art at the same time. Invite local groups, businesses, schools and individuals to contribute. It’s a chance for everyone to have their say about the actions they want to see politicians and decision makers taking to tackle climate change.
Collect messages, photos, poems and artwork and create a beautiful display in the heart of your community.
Share your community’s message by inviting local politicians and media to see your artwork, and by sharing images on social media
Take your artwork to world leaders by displaying it during the Climate Summit in November, or bring it with you if you are travelling to Glasgow
