
Caring for nature
Learn about our work on nature, climate and sustainability, and find out what you can do to make a difference.
The National Trust in Northern Ireland looks after 46 square miles of countryside and manages 22 per cent of the coastline. We want to help lay the groundwork for a brighter future, which addresses the joint threats of climate change and nature depletion as well as tackling the inequalities of access to green space, heritage and culture. We want the next Northern Ireland Assembly to deliver for nature, climate and people.
We want to see more land and coast managed for nature, ambitious progress towards net zero carbon and climate resilience, and sustainable and inclusive access to nature and fresh air.
We have ten key asks of the next government in Northern Ireland, in order to achieve these outcomes:
Download National Trust NI Manifesto Asks May 2022 (PDF / 4.8994140625MB) to read more about how the National Trust is playing its part in each of these areas.
Learn about our work on nature, climate and sustainability, and find out what you can do to make a difference.
Kinder Scout National Nature Reserve in Derbyshire will be extended in size by 25 per cent to continue important research into tackling climate change.
The National Trust comments on recent proposals announced by the Government and the importance of environmental protections.
The National Trust is warning that one of the best loved sights of autumn, the changing colour of tree leaves, will be heavily impacted by the warming climate unless urgent action is taken to tackle climate change.
Find out how your support helps us look after the past, from conserving historic buildings to revealing archaeological sites and supporting urban heritage projects.