Andrew Burdett Design worked with the Save Matlock Forest campaign (also known as the “Save Farley Moor campaign”) to create a clear, accessible digital presence for a grassroots environmental movement.

We designed and built the Save Matlock Forest website as a central hub for the campaign, bringing together key information, updates and calls to action in one easy-to-use space. The site was designed to be fast, responsive and accessible across devices, ensuring the campaign’s message could reach and engage a wide audience.

Andrew Burdett Design also hosts and maintains the website, providing ongoing updates as the campaign develops. This includes adding new content, updating campaign information and ensuring the site remains secure and reliable during periods of increased public interest.

Alongside the website, we created the Save Matlock Forest logo, giving the campaign a strong and recognisable visual identity. The logo was designed to work consistently across digital and print materials, helping to unify the campaign’s website, social media, signage and printed materials.

The result is a clear, dependable and adaptable online platform that supports the campaign’s goals and provides a trusted focal point for supporters, media and stakeholders.