It’s time to get your craft on to help save our natural world!
Paper artist, Tina Luo, has created three, bespoke origami designs of species that are at risk of extinction: the Common Nightingale, the Red Helleborine orchid, and the Northern Pool Frog.
Will you make an origami species—and send it to your MP today?
Shockingly, the UK is one of the most nature-depleted places in the world. Our beloved species and habitats are in danger. Nature isn’t just a ‘nice to have’. It’s all we have. We need healthy ecosystems for our food security, and to combat the worst impacts of climate change.
Zero Hour campaigners across the UK nations have been standing United for Nature, calling on the Prime Minister to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030 (the Climate & Ecology Bill’s nature target). Now, let’s ask our MPs to do the same. No more paper thin promises. Will your MP commit to restoring nature by backing the Climate & Ecology Bill?
Scroll down for information on how to make the origami including downloadable written instructions and video guides presented by Tina.
Supported by The Co-operative Bank