On 22nd June 2024, just days before the General Election, 60,000 - 100,000 people, representing over 300 different organisations, gathered in central London to march to the Houses of Parliament, to demand action to stop the decline in our biodiversity and for the government to implement laws to Restore Nature Now!
Amongst them were a team from Keeping It Wild, the youth group of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, and a small team from Hothouse Theatre's Youth Group. This is their report.
Fronted by some of the biggest names in conservation, this was the largest gathering in the country ever calling for action on biodiversity.
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In amongst the many 1,000 of marchers, you may be able to spot members of Nottinghamshire Wildlife's Keeping It Wild team.
Thousands join ‘Restore Nature Now’ march
Channel 4 News
Tens of thousands of demonstrators have been marching through London, joining more than 350 charities, businesses and direct action groups on the Restore Nature Now march.
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And finally...
Thank You!
From Restore Nature Now!
To every single person who took part - whether that was marching, stewarding, speaking, dancing, singing...whether you used your profile to get out there in front or you were one of the many people working tirelessly behind of the scenes...
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Keeping It Wild
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
We’re a youth led volunteer group based in Nottingham City Centre, meeting up at least once a week to plan, organize and carry out nature-based conservation.
Fun, free and Friendly! We are Keeping it Wild, a group of like-minded 13 – 25 year old’s who are passionate about nature, conservation and adventure! We are campaigners, activists, conservationists.
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Hothouse Theatre’s Youth project
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Hothouse Theatre’s youth project, also known as Film Club has been running for about 12 years.
The young people are between the ages of 10 – 18 and are in control of the projects they undertake, and are involved in all aspects of the productions and reports.
All sessions will be led by our Workshop Leader, a fully trained teacher, experienced community worker and youth worker, and a support worker.
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On 22nd June 2024, just days before the General Election, 60,000 - 100,000 people, representing over 300 different organisations, gathered in central London to march to the Houses of Parliament, to demand action to stop the decline in our biodiversity and for the government to implement laws to Restore Nature Now!
Amongst them were a team from Keeping It Wild, the youth group of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, and a small team from Hothouse Theatre's Youth Group. This is their report.
Fronted by some of the biggest names in conservation, this was the largest gathering in the country ever calling for action on biodiversity.
In amongst the many 1,000 of marchers, you may be able to spot members of Nottinghamshire Wildlife's Keeping It Wild team.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators have been marching through London, joining more than 350 charities, businesses and direct action groups on the Restore Nature Now march.
click here
From Restore Nature Now!
To every single person who took part - whether that was marching, stewarding, speaking, dancing, singing...whether you used your profile to get out there in front or you were one of the many people working tirelessly behind of the scenes...
click here
We’re a youth led volunteer group based in Nottingham City Centre, meeting up at least once a week to plan, organize and carry out nature-based conservation.
Fun, free and Friendly! We are Keeping it Wild, a group of like-minded 13 – 25 year old’s who are passionate about nature, conservation and adventure! We are campaigners, activists, conservationists.
click here
Hothouse Theatre’s youth project, also known as Film Club has been running for about 12 years.
The young people are between the ages of 10 – 18 and are in control of the projects they undertake, and are involved in all aspects of the productions and reports.
All sessions will be led by our Workshop Leader, a fully trained teacher, experienced community worker and youth worker, and a support worker.
click here
