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How can I save a local wildlife site?12 May 2011
Many Friends of the Earth groups get involved in local campaigns to save wildlife sites. Find your nearest group here.
With the right resources, knowledge of the site and local support, hundreds of wildlife sites have been saved from unnecessary development. Use our Community Rights resource pack to help you get your voice heard in decisions which affect you.
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