By From town hall meetings to QR codes and crowdfunding, three environmental campaigners share the practical tips that helped make their work effective
If you’ve ever signed a petition, written a cranky letter to your local MP or joined a protest there’s a good chance you’ve been part of an grassroots campaign, but what does it take to actually start one? How do you bring people together to solve a common problem and how do you increase your chances of success?
We asked some of the people behind three successful campaigns for the practical advice they learned along the way.
