The UK is officially classified by the Natural History Museum as one of the most nature-depleted countries on Earth. More than 41% of British species have suffered severe decline since 1970 due to agricultural habitat destruction.
Source: Natural History Museum Biodiversity Intactness Index & State of Nature Report
Animal farming is the #1 cause of UK river death. 45 million tonnes of livestock manure and animal feed fertilizer wash into rivers each year, suffocating aquatic wildlife.
Freeing agricultural land from intensive livestock unlocks the natural regeneration of Britain's ancient Celtic temperate rainforests, naturally locking away millions of tonnes of carbon in peatlands, wetlands, and native broadleaf woodlands.