Hope Week

Megan Swann will be opening Hope Week with the environmental magic show! This will be followed by a live discussion where we will explore the profound connection between health, wellbeing and the natural world. Discover the restorative power of nature from the comfort of your own home and join in for an uplifting conversation about the ways that nature can nourish your mind, body and soul.

On the second day of Hope Week we will be looking at the ways that you can turn climate anxiety into agency! Join us for this session and explore practical strategies to harnessing climate anxiety and transforming it into a force for positive change.

It sometimes feels like the only way to create change is to stand up and fight for the world we want to see. To march under giant banners and shout to have our voices heard. But if there’s time for the loud, there’s also time for the quiet. If there’s time for the fast, there’s also the need for the slow. To create long-lasting change we need more people to take part in protest with a wider range of tools that empower not burn out activists and that engage world-worriers who are nervous of taking part in activism. That means expanding our minds to what “activism” can be.

On day 4 we want to listen to you and find out about your experiences, priorities for nature and what you want to see more of from The Wildlife Trusts. We will have a particular focus on youth activism, education and community so come along and chat with some like-minded individuals.

For the final day of Hope Week we want to highlight and celebrate some of the wonderful things being done by young activists in defense of nature. Come and find out more about what young people are up to across The Wildlife Trusts and beyond and discover how you can get involved. We will also have a special treat for you all to close Hope Week and send you into the weekend feeling inspired, supported and most importantly … hopeful for the future.