🌍 Great to see Forest leading by example, showing that sustainability can be hands-on, community-driven, and part of the fabric of the game!

♻️ Students turned old Forest shirts into flags, displayed at their game against Manchester United, to spark conversations about kit waste and climate action in football.

🌱 The club also auctioned off their match-worn shirts to raise money for sustainability projects and the Green Football Initiative. A powerful example of how football can drive real, meaningful action for the planet.

💪🏻 Sunderland is leading by example through its Ready Eco Strategy, aiming to be 100% powered by renewables and net-zero by 2040.

With 120,000 matches cancelled annually, including fixtures on Wearside, and projections that a quarter of club stadiums could flood annually within 25 years, the urgency for climate action is undeniable.

Throughout the Great Save, which started 11th March and continues until 2nd April, we'll be highlighting some of the great initiatives from the football community 📣🌍