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.
09/07/2026
Together we are stronger The PEB film provokes strong reactions with its hard-hitting message about what the human race
Wildlife Weekends – May to October 2026 Families and nature lovers of all ages can join in interactive, guided
On Saturday 11th July, 12 noon - 3pm, HGN GOLD member, Growing Local, will be holding their Summer
All the Repair Cafés listed are GOLD members of HGN Saturday 11th July Archenfield Repair Café 2.00pm - 4.00pm Archenfield Repair
Banter Sessions The banter sessions organised by the Great Collaboration team continue weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime covering a
Click here for the latest newsletter from Friends of the River Wye, including details of an event tomorrow,
Herefordshire Natural Flood Management (NFM) project is being delivered by Herefordshire Council within seven priority sub-catchments, working with
Click here for details of workshops from The Big Skill, who offer workshops in traditional and contemporary craft,
Community groups and local organisations could access grants of between £10,000 and £75,000 through the Veolia Environmental Trust
A new project by Flight Free UK aims to help schools reduce or eliminate the use of flights
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Herefordshire Green Network is an alliance of local green, environmental and Transition Town groups, organisations and businesses.
Email: admin@hgnetwork.org
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