Ask candidates to champion woods and trees in your local area
Join us in asking General Election candidates to prioritise woods and trees.
Email your candidates nowUrge candidates to recognise the value of trees and woods where you live.
Successful candidates in the General Election will make important decisions about nature across England over the next five years, but the impacts will last for generations.
Trees are key to happy communities, to a robust economy and a healthy environment. They should not be a luxury. From boosting biodiversity and house prices to reducing pollution and even crime rates, they are essential to our daily life and our future.
Putting woods and trees high on the political agenda is crucial. Urge candidates to recognise the value of woods and trees where you live. Ask them to champion:
On 4 July, thousands of candidates will stand in the General Election hoping to represent you.
Your elected MP plays a crucial role in decisions about creating and managing woods, trees and other green spaces, from woodland creation targets to tree protection efforts. The decisions they make will shape the landscape of our natural environment and impact the wellbeing of current and future generations, where you live and across the country.
This is a huge opportunity to encourage candidates to see the value of trees in our communities, to tackle the nature and climate crises and create a brighter, healthier future for people and wildlife. Our combined voices have the power to make change happen.
Join us in asking General Election candidates to prioritise woods and trees.
Email your candidates nowPrint off our downloadable poster and display it in your window. We've included example questions and answers on the back to help you quiz any candidates that visit you.