Climate

News / luke jerram

Luke Jerram on his incendiary new installation

The artist's latest brings forest fires to life and signposts actions we can all take

News / Advertising Feature

Addressing Bristol’s retrofit challenge

Expert tips on making energy efficiency improvements in your home.

News / women in sustainability

‘All-woman conversations are different’ – Ten years of Women in Sustainability

Network founder Rhian Sherrington reveals the secrets to her success and what drives her to continue

News / in photos

In photos: Bristol’s climate news – September 2024

Shining a spotlight on Bristol's top climate and environment stories each month

News / Really Wild Lockleaze

Sports centre pitches and ditches returned to nature

Sports fields are being dug up for wildflowers and a wetland will be part of a new nature trail

News / Trees

‘Tree brides’ return to Baltic Wharf

Three years after 70 women "married" the 70 trees on Baltic Wharf, many of them returned

News / bristol business

The business partnership helping Bristol become ‘a leader in sustainability’

Two of Bristol’s Business Improvement Districts are working to tackle climate change

News / slow travel

A 1000 mile experiment in the art of slow travel

Tom Bailey took inspiration from the way nature moves to explore sustainable theatre touring

News / renewable energy

Call-out for green energy enthusiasts to spark community conversation

A new group is kicking off their renewable energy project with a Green Open Homes day

News / Notice This Tree

Red Rebel Brigade join Notice This Tree event in Bearpit

The event invited people to reflect and share their connections with local trees

News / sustainable fashion

Upcycled tent dress stars in London Fashion Week

A Bristol textile designer's creation opened London Fashion Week in a sustainability-focused show

News / Bristol airport

Airport exceeds health-damaging night flight quota once again, say activists

Residents say the sleep deprivation caused by flights at night is 'a form of torture'

News / bedminster

Community unites to add greenery to ‘ugly’ alleyways

Flora Beverley is hoping to change people's walking experiences, one alleyway at a time

News / Bristol Weaving Mill

Community ‘weave-up’ invites collective action on sustainable fashion

Bristol Weaving Mill is inviting residents to get in the collective spirit

News / the community farm

Organic veg benefits local health, wildlife and economies, says report

Compiled by a local organic farm, it cites evidence from a number of reputable sources

Features / Advertising Feature

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