Operation Noah is a Christian charity working with the Church to inspire action on the climate crisis
We’re a small charity that makes a big impact
Faith-motivated
We believe that the climate and nature crises raise questions that go to the heart of our Christian faith.
Science-informed
Faith and science should complement each other, and at Operation Noah, we see no conflict between the two.
Hope-inspired
Our Christian hope gives us confidence to take action on the climate and nature crises, even if success is not always guaranteed or even likely.
Latest News
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Lent Resources from Operation Noah
9 February 2026
As Lent approaches, your church may be looking for resources to study or discuss, and we have several suggestions if you are interested in exploring the climate crisis from a Christian perspective.
News
January 2026 Newsletter
30 January 2026
As the world gets more turbulent, some countries are doubling down on the old, polluting ways of doing things, while others are embracing a clean energy future, with encouraging statistics out this month showing that in December 2025, EVs outsold petrol vehicles in the EU
Statement
Operation Noah Calls on new Archbishop of Westminster to Support Fossil Fuel Divestment
29 January 2026
Operation Noah warmly welcomes the appointment of the Rt Revd Richard Moth as the new Archbishop of Westminster. We particularly celebrate his prophetic leadership during his time as Bishop of Arundel & Brighton, where his diocese became one of the first in the UK to
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Why Renewables are the Path to Global Peace
29 January 2026
Last summer, we wrote about the inseparable link between fossil fuels and conflict. We observed that where there is oil and gas prospecting and extraction, violence, exploitation and the erosion of human rights often follow. This month, that pattern has sadly repeated itself with devastating
Article, News
Celebrating Changes in Church of England Land Use
27 January 2026
Over the past four years, we’ve campaigned for Church-owned land to be used for the benefit of climate and nature. Our goal is for Church land to become a model for carbon sequestration, biodiversity gain, and emissions reduction. While ecumenical in scope, we’ve focused particularly
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How One Church is Inspiring Hope by Planting Thousands of Trees
23 January 2026
What could be fun, a good form of exercise, bring people in the community together and at the same time have a hugely positive impact on the climate and nature crisis? The answer: planting trees. For the last few years St Lawrence’s Church in Hungerford
