The need to connect, share resources and help each other is more important than ever and we are dedicated to supporting communities via our growing membership and through new initiatives such as Building Sense, Great Collaboration Herefordshire and the Great Collaboration Toolkit.
With our strong, active base of public support, and our history of positive engagement with local agencies, local government and local businesses, HGN is uniquely well-placed to encourage and support long-term sustainable change across Herefordshire.


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We’re a Network of local groups & individuals working together for a thriving Herefordshire, collaborating to address the climate & ecological crisis.

Whether you are a community group, business, organisation, parish council or individual – there is a place for you.
Through our project The Great Collaboration – Leading to a Zero Carbon Herefordshire we are inviting communities to come together. Discussion, sharing of information, inspiration, & peer-to-peer support is at the core of this work supporting parish councils & their local communities. Around the county people are starting to respond to Herefordshire’s declaration of a Climate & Ecological Emergency with their own shared, locally-relevant, practical projects & plans.
Our Vision: Herefordshire thriving, and collaborating to address the climate & ecological crisis.
Our Mission: Energising People for a Zero Carbon Herefordshire.
28/08/2026
Last Friday, 21st August, Herefordshire Council published a new plan setting out how Herefordshire can protect and restore
The Leominster branch of the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust invites you to a Moth Hunt. Learn about identification and
All the Repair Cafés listed are GOLD members of HGN Saturday 29th August Hereford City Repair Café - 10.00am -
Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust and friends are planning their third annual Day of Action for Rivers & Wildlife, to be
Norman Stanier, a third-generation apple grower from Dragon Orchard in Putley writes: In this small corner of Herefordshire, bordering
With ongoing drought conditions across much of Britain, PTES (People's Trust for Endangered Species) are again urging everyone
If your organisation has been affected by the extreme weather this summer, Sustainability West Midlands really want to
The Earthshot Prize Expressions of interest are open for the Earthshot Prize. This is an ambitious global prize and
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