Join us! London National Park City family at the Restore Nature Now march 🪧 🌳 🐝

Hello Reader,

The time has come to put your best foot forward for nature, and join what is set to be the biggest gathering of people for nature and climate that the UK has ever seen!

Representatives from London National Park city Rangers, staff and other supporters will all be in attendance at the Restore Nature Now march, joining organisations including the WWF-UK, Rewilding Britain, Extinction Rebellion, the Woodland Trust and many more.

The peaceful, inclusive march will kick off from Park Lane and culminate in a central 'rally' at Parliament Square. Marchers will also be dazzled by a family-friendly entertainment programme that includes performance art, sculptures and singing.

On the day we will be meeting at 11.30am in preparation for the Restore Nature Now march - there will be speeches from 12pm, with the march starting no later than 1pm.

Meeting point: We will be within the 'Woods' block which is at the start of the march. London National Park City staff and supporters will be meeting at the corner of Curzon Street and Park Lane. LNPC staff will be there from 11.15am. The nearest tube station is Hyde Park.

Saturday, June 22 at 11:30 AM GMT+1 Restore Nature Now march Many of you will already have heard about the Restore Nature Now march (and may well already be planning on attending). London National Park City joins a wealth of supporting organisations in calling for UK politicians to show strong domestic and global nature and climate leadership. We are encouraging our supporters to join the march on the 22n... RSVP

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What does Restore Nature Now hope to achieve? The movement is calling for UK politicians to show strong climate leadership by:

1. Giving a pay-rise for nature
2. Making polluters pay
3. Delivering more space for nature
4. Putting a right to a healthy environment in law
5. Ensuring fair and effective climate action

We'll have our banners and voices at the ready. We hope to see you there!

Miriam Habte Sellasie Communications Manager at London National Park City. View Profile

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