What to Bring

What individual campers should bring

• your tent and sleeping bag
• warm bedding
• a cup, plate and spoon, etc.
• food (preferably organising with other people you know to bring ingredients that will make a yummy meal)
• the costume you want to be wearing when you represent the climate movement at a public action
• any props, banners or action materials you want to have
• warm clothes
• sensible, moderately waterproof shoes
• your friends
• lots of love for your planet and fellow living creatures

and here are some more things to think about:

• if you want a chair, bring one
• a torch
• rain gear
• a secret stash of yummy food for when you need it
• musical instruments

Things to bring to actions:

• water in a bottle
• snacks
• a pen and paper
• a book, if you're risking being arrested and want something to read at the copshop
• a total absence of illegal stuff or weapons

What Neighbourhoods Should Bring:

• cooking gear including stove, cooking utensils, pots and pans, matches, sharp knives and a bread board
• food for the three days
• tarps and ropes for making your neighbourhood waterproof
• Chairs, rugs, bean bags, and/or other random junk from the side of the road to create a unique and beautiful neighbourhood
• a first aid kit and fire extinguisher
• a big container of water if you're able to
• Fairylights, gas light or other small light
• Eski and ice for any luxury food items that might need to be kept cold
• Sign/banner/boundary with your neighbouhood’s name on it so people can find their home