Adopt A Spot is your chance to make a real difference in your local area. Whether you’re part of a school, business, community group, or an individual who cares about the environment, you can help create cleaner, greener, and more welcoming spaces for everyone.
There are lots of ways to get involved. You might keep a favourite place litter-free, create habitats for local wildlife, or inspire others by showing how small actions can add up to big change. Together, we’re helping nature recover - one Spot at a time.
Already taking part? Share what you’ve been doing in your Spot using our Activity Log:
Choose your Spot
Pick a place you care about — it could be a park, beach, alleyway, or any local space that needs attention. Always make sure it’s safe and that you have permission to access it.
Plan your activities
Decide how you’d like to improve your Spot. You could plant for pollinators, support wildlife habitats, or carry out regular litter picks. Every action counts.
Explore ideas for supporting biodiversity here.
Before you begin, we recommend completing a BioBlitz to see what wildlife is already there. It’s a great way to set a baseline and track change over time.
Learn more here.
Register your Spot
Create a Submittable account and sign up to Adopt A Spot. Once registered, you’ll be able to access your Spot details anytime and share your progress.
By registering, you agree to care for your Spot and follow our Health and Safety guidance.
Log your progress
Use the Activity Log to record what you’ve done. It helps us celebrate your impact and see the difference being made across Northern Ireland.
Each year, we’ll also invite you to complete a short survey so you can share feedback and reflect on your progress.
Enjoy your Spot
Spending time in nature isn’t just good for the environment — it’s good for you too. Taking part can help you feel more connected to your community and improve wellbeing.
Live Here Love Here accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage, or injury arising from participation in its programmes or campaigns, except where such liability cannot be limited or excluded by law.