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Puffins land on a cliff at Lundy Island, Devon
Puffins land on a cliff at Lundy Island, Devon | © National Trust Images/Barry Edwards

Appeals

Help us care for the coast, make space for wildlife or restore historic buildings. Whatever is most important to you, discover an appeal close to your heart and help make a difference.  

Our appeals

Here’s a selection of appeals we’re running at the moment to raise funds for conservation projects.

View from the ground up to the towering canopy of several tall fir trees, some with square labels on their trunks
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Appeal

Woodlands Appeal 

The UK's woodlands are in decline. Trees play a vital role in nature, the climate and our own wellbeing. You can help restore woodlands for future generations by donating today and helping us protect more precious trees.

The area surrounding Pentire Head Farmhouse and Pengirt, Cornwall
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Appeal

Climate Action Appeal 

Climate change is the biggest threat to people and nature but with your support, the landscapes we care for can adapt to the challenges they face. Donate today to bring back wildlife, keep rivers flowing and protect woodlands and peatlands.

The Konik ponies of Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire
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Appeal

Everyone Needs Nature Appeal 

You can help protect and restore the precious habitats and species that are in decline due to the effects of climate change. Donate to the Everyone Needs Nature Appeal today and encourage nature to flourish.

Puffins at Farne Islands, Northumberland
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Appeal

Farne Islands Appeal 

The Farne Islands in Northumberland are home to the most significant breeding seabird colonies in the UK. With your help, we've been caring for the islands and the wildlife that lives there for the last 100 years, but we need your support to continue to do so.

Aerial view of hills filled with green trees at Lodore Wood at Borrowdale and Derwent Water, Cumbria

Give back to the places you love

Whether you choose to fundraise, donate or volunteer, there are lots of meaningful ways to help look after the places in our care for future generations.