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
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