Pollution

Riversong at Ross: A celebration of the River Wye

On Saturday 24th May, Save The Wye invites the public to Riversong at Ross, a joyful day of music, ceremony and community celebration on the banks of the River Wye at the Hope and Anchor Pub, Ross-on-Wye. The event will feature a moving performance by the Mass Climate Choir, singing specially composed songs in honour of the river. Attendees are also invited to take part in a symbolic river ceremony and join a colourful procession led by the Goddess and Lady Wye. An information hut will be open throughout the day, where visitors can engage with Citizen Scientists, learn about local water

HWCC Sustainability Forum

Click here for details of a Sustainability Forum (Sponsored by Worcestershire County Council), aimed at businesses in any sector, with a goal of sharing best practice to reduce the environmental impacts of business operations through energy and resource efficiency improvements. This event in Ledbury will include presentations by industry experts to provide tools, advice and tips to takeaway. Thursday 22nd May 9.30am – 11.30am. 

Infrastructure concerns

Planning and Infrastructure Bill concerns UK nature organisations are warning of the threats to habitat of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill. Petition against airport expansions Flight Free UK have just launched a petition, in response to the recent approval of Luton, Gatwick and Heathrow airport expansions. They are asking Parliament to listen to the advice of the Climate Change Committee and not to expand airports. Airport expansion is bad for people living near to airports because of an increase in noise and air pollution, and will also result in rising emissions, at a time when we should

Archenfield Community Environment Group Events

Climate Fresk Saturday March 22nd 10 am – 1 pm at Llangrove Village Hall. This interactive and informative session now runs in 170 countries and has helped the climate-informed and the climate concerned to get a clearer understanding of the cycles of climate change and what people can do together and individually. Join ACEG and share in this highly recommended event. Book your place at acegtickets@gmail.com   Talk: Nature’s greatest hidden secrets: biofluorescence and bioluminescence.  Friday March 28th 7-8.30pm at Llangrove

River Wye News

Have Your Say on the Future of the Wye & Lugg with Wyescapes Wyescapes is an exciting Landscape Recovery project aiming to restore habitats, boost biodiversity, and improve river health along the Wye and Lugg river corridors in Herefordshire. Spanning 5,125 hectares of farmland across 49 landholdings, this long-term project (running until at least 2046) is working towards a sustainable balance between nature recovery and food production. Wyescapes is seeking local feedback to shape the project. If you live near the Wye or Lugg (between Leominster and Symonds Yat) or have an interest in these river landscapes, your insights are invaluable! To learn

Archenfield Community Environment Group Events

Climate Fresk Saturday March 22nd 10 am – 1 pm at Llangrove Village Hall. This interactive and informative session now runs in 170 countries and has helped the climate-informed and the climate concerned to get a clearer understanding of the cycles of climate change and what people can do together and individually. Join ACEG and share in this highly recommended event. Book your place at acegtickets@gmail.com   Talk: Nature’s greatest hidden secrets: biofluorescence and bioluminescence.  Thursday March 28th 7-8.30pm at Llangrove

Job Opportunity: Biofuel Campaigner

Home-based (must be UK tax-paying) Hours: Full-time (35 hrs/week) or job-share option (17.5 hrs/week) Closing date for applications: 23rd March at 11:59 PM The role focuses on opposing biofuels made from vegetable oils and animal fats, particularly in transport, aviation, and shipping. If you have campaign experience and a commitment to environmental justice, this could be the perfect role for you! Apply here.

Archenfield Community Environment Group Events

Climate Fresk Saturday March 22nd 10 am – 1 pm at Llangrove Village Hall.  Would you like to spend time with people who, like you, are concerned about climate change yet don’t feel confident talking about what’s happening and what you can do? This popular workshop is based on scientific evidence and has been brought forward in AECG’s annual programme Book your place at acegtickets@gmail.com

Archenfield Community Environment Group Events

Community Litter Picking Day Sunday March 2nd at 10.00 am The Garron Centre Car Park Climate Fresk Saturday March 22nd 10 am – 1 pm at Llangrove Village Hall.  Would you like to spend time with people who, like you, are concerned about climate change yet don’t feel confident talking about what’s happening and what you can do? This popular workshop is based on scientific evidence and has been brought forward in AECG’s annual programme Book your place at acegtickets@gmail.com