Alexander Nicolaou

Nature loss is one of the greatest challenges facing the planet. Worldwide, over one million species are threatened with extinction. But there is hope! The UN Convention on Biological Diversity (#CBDCOP15) is taking place this December - a once in a decade opportunity for world leaders to set nature positive goals to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030. We’ve joined up with choreographer Sadeck Waff and 80 students from Bird College to perform a “human murmuration”. The beauty birds create when moving as one serving as an inspirational metaphor for world leaders working together to produce a global plan to save nature. Find out more and support at https://urgentconversation.org/?source=rspb

Tell politicians to value the love of kinship carers today by adding your name today: ValueOurLove.Kinship.org.uk "I feel like the local authority takes advantage of the love that we have for our kinship family". Watch Katie, in Yorkshire, tell her story about being a kinship carer. Katie's niece is one of 162,000 children growing up in kinship families across England and Wales who know the value of love. But politicians still overlook them and undervalue the role of kinship carers in keeping children within their loving families and out of the care system. Unlike children in foster care, most kinship families receive no financial or practical support. This urgently needs to change.

Nature loss is one of the greatest challenges facing the planet. Worldwide, over one million species are threatened with extinction. But there is hope! The UN Convention on Biological Diversity (#CBDCOP15) is taking place this December - a once in a decade opportunity for world leaders to set nature positive goals to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030. Literally a chance to save life on Earth. See what some of our campaign supporters have to say and find out how you can take action.