Are you part of a community environmental action group? We’d like to hear about your experience

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Volunteers in high-visibility vests plant more than 2,000 Christmas trees in sandy dunes under a cloudy sky, at a beach on the Fylde coast in Lancashire as a key part of the Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside sand dunes project. The sand dunes play a crucial role in providing habitat for flora and fauna of international and national importance and serve as an effective soft sea defence for the local community.
Volunteers plant Christmas trees at a beach on the Fylde coast in Lancashire to create sand dunes that play a crucial role in providing habitat for flora and fauna of international and national importance and serve as an effective soft sea defence for the local community. Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardian

We want to hear from people around the world who have been getting involved in local action on the climate

We’d like to hear from people across the world who have been involved in a local environmental action group or community project tackling climate change from where they live. What made you get involved?

What has the group achieved, and what obstacles have you faced? Has it changed how you feel about your local area, or led to wider change? We’d also like to hear from anyone who tried to set up a group and found it difficult to gain traction.

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