Love it. Walk it. Save it.  

'Going on a walk' can mean all kinds of things: a chance to get some fresh air, explore some woods, hike in the hills or simply to walk and talk with friends or family. But a walk can be a way to take action, too stepping out for a cause along with other like-minded people.  

The forest you walk, talk and relax in is under threat. The climate crisis is threatening the places we love, right on our doorsteps and all over the world. But there's still time to bring our world back to life. When you take part in a Great Wild Walk, you'll be taking action to raise vital funds to protect the places you love.  

We know how easy it is to feel remote from nature at times, especially if we're busy going about our everyday lives and don't have time to look up. But we need to keep refreshing that connection. Because, when you think about it, we couldn't survive without the things we get from nature. Not just all our fresh air and water and soil for growing food, but lots more that we might take for granted. Nature does so much for us, every day. The least we can do is pay a visit sometimes.