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Our natural world and places of historic beauty are at serious risk. Together, we can help nature recover, bring people closer to it, and ensure our shared history continues to inspire us all

Croome court in the winter landscape — Winter at Croome Court, Worcestershire

A conservator completing conservation work in the library at Wimpole — A conservator working in the library at Wimpole, Cambridgeshire

A fieldfare sits on branches laden with red berries — A fieldfare finds winter berries at Mottistone, Isle of Wight

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We need your support

The National Trust was founded over 125 years ago, on the belief that all people have an essential need for nature, beauty and history. It’s what connects us all and enables us to thrive. The coronavirus crisis has thrown this need sharply into focus once more.

Throughout the Trust’s history, the generosity of people is what has made the difference, one generation after another playing their part in caring for this country’s best-loved places. Your donation today will enable us to continue to look after these precious places, for everyone, for ever - thank you.

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Festive giving

Trees in winter at Sheffield Park and Garden, East Sussex

Dedicate a tree

Dedicate a tree to a loved one this Christmas and you'll be helping to plant and establish 20 million trees by 2030. You can plant a tree from just £5 and you'll get a certificate to commemorate your gift too.

Holnicote Ranger holding a sleeping dormouse

Shop a small wonder

Our Small Wonders are the perfect present for nature lovers. Income from these gifts goes towards helping protect wildlife, the coast and gardens and you get a lovely pin to give as a gift this festive season.

Give back to nature

Nature gives us so much, but climate change is accelerating the decline of our natural world. Make a donation as a gift this Christmas and give back to these precious places and the wildlife that live there.

Storm Arwen

Help protect woodlands

The UK's woodland is in decline and recently Storm Arwen has caused widespread damage to some of the most precious and unique trees. Trees play a vital role in nature, the climate and our wellbeing, so donate today to help create, restore and protect woodlands for future generations.

Donate to our Woodlands appeal

Why we need your help

We look after 780 miles of coastline across the UK
We are facing losses of £200 million due to the coronavirus crisis
We care for more than 1 million items in our art and heritage collections

" As a charity we appreciate your support now more than ever in these difficult times. Over the past year it’s become clear just how much we all need fresh air, open space and beauty. Your donation today will help look after all our special places for everyone, for ever."