Some reflections on yesterday’s Restore Nature Now . . . #RestoreNatureNow

@RNNMarch What an incredible coalition to have built. Sorry I couldn’t be with you at the weekend, Chris. Next time!

@RNNMarch I was there as a long-time campaigner often feeling as if I am a lonely voice against the mainstream stresses and concerns that people feel. But I felt really connected to those on the march. It was a powerful beautiful occasion. 💚

@RNNMarch Well said. it was amazing to mix with other groups. I was a fox with @LeagueACS next to @BadgerTrust next to @Love_plants. Some brilliant creativity by so many people. Great day.

@RNNMarch I absolutely LOVED the march. So inspiring 💚 I loved looking at the detail of everyone’s outfits and reading the messages. It was great to be part of something bigger. This was one of my favourite placards 💪🏻 Up the Rebel Mycelium 💚

@RNNMarch @BBCNews does not know what it is missing. Come out of your silo, BBC, and work for real people.

@RNNMarch Thank you for posting this Chris, as I was just about to post a thread about my feelings about yesterday. To my way of seeing things, and it is deep, the single biggest problem, is the lack of a coherent view of this crisis. This is my solution. 1/

@RNNMarch Thanks so much for such a critically important, valuable, motivating and inspiring gathering Chris. Can't wait for the next one. Let's get the health charities, the unions and even more people along next time too! 💯

@RNNMarch Thank you! “Stepping from the pavement onto the road” sums it up for me, and was a theme of conversation with a fellow walker on the way. I’m already anticipating the next Restore Nature Now rally.

@RNNMarch Heartfelt thanks to you@ChrisGPackham & @smartyfish for making yesterday happen. It was wonderful. 🐝🦊🐟🐞🌿🌳 A few seconds, hugely important action to take right now to see nature restored is ask our candidates to back the Climate and Nature Bill:

@RNNMarch Sorry to have missed it. Circumstances prevented me but your message of cooperation and kindness very to the point. It is what we need for nature and indeed our political life