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Acting locally for global impact | The Wildlife Trusts (www.wildlifetrusts.org)

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Each year on 22 May, the United Nations marks the International Day of Biological Diversity (IDB). This year’s theme — “acting locally for global impact” — resonates strongly with the work of The Wildlife Trusts.

The Wildlife Trusts exist to deliver nature conservation across the UK, working across countries, clusters of counties, devolved nations and Crown Dependencies, and always in close partnership with local communities.

However, alongside delivering conservation on the ground, we also have a responsibility to ensure our work contributes meaningfully to global nature and climate targets — and that we clearly demonstrate the role our work plays in conserving biodiversity at a global scale.

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