The UK's most popular landscaper has pledged his support to a campaign led by two YouTube megastars.

Mark Marshall from Macclesfield has joined #TeamWater, a crowdfunding campaign led by MrBeast and Mark Rober in partnership with WaterAid.

The 38-year-old rose to fame creating relaxing and informative garden transformation videos, resulting in 4.1 million followers across his Lawns, Stripes and Hedges social media channels.

In his first video in support of #TeamWater, Mark performed an at-home experiment to demonstrate how money raised will fund work to provide people with clean water.

 He said: "I've been really lucky to build a platform doing something I love – creating beautiful outdoor spaces and helping people take pride in where they live.

"And now, joining #TeamWater has given me the amazing opportunity to use my platform for something bigger and life-changing: helping to bring clean water to communities around the world.

"Water is essential for life, but millions live without it. If I can make a real difference using my channels, I'm in!"

Mark has over four million followers across his social media channels (Credit: WaterAid)

According to WaterAid, nearly one in ten people around the world do not have clean water close to home.

 The #TeamWater campaign blends creator influence with the charity's expertise by bringing together more than 3,000 creators from more than 84 countries with the aim of raising £30 million in August to bring clean water to two million people for decades to come.  

Jimmy Donaldson, aka MrBeast and former NASA engineer Mark Rober are leading the charge, helping harness the reach of creators to mobilise people to take collective action on one of the world's most urgent challenges: clean water access.

 Tim Wainwright, chief executive at WaterAid, said: "We're grateful to all the thousands of influencers like Mark Marshall who have joined #TeamWater to help shine a light on the global water crisis and create momentum for real change.

"Nearly one in ten people around the world don't have clean water close to home. All funds raised will go towards long-term, sustainable water solutions for homes, schools and healthcare centres – from solar-powered wells to hundreds of miles of pipes. With WaterAid's decades of experience, we will ensure #TeamWater's impact will change lives."