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Climate change

The Woodland Trust believes that climate change is the biggest threat to the natural world and will have huge implications for the way we live our lives

The Wave march was a mass demonstration ahead of the crucial talks

We took the road to Copenhagen

How could a global deal for forests at the climate talks in Copenhagen have made a real difference to the UK's wood and trees?

Read our climate change blog

Read the latest news and comment on our changing environment

Find out what the problem is

More about the background to climate change and the impacts it will have on our natural world

What can I do?

Steps you can take to make a difference. Sign up to Stop Climate Chaos, help us protect ancient woodlands, record Nature's Calendar and more.

Background reading

Download publications including the Woodland Trust's position statement on climate change.

The Woodland Trust is a member of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition - the largest and most effective group of organisations fighting climate change.

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