Community Litter Picking Day Sunday March 2nd at 10.00 am The Garron Centre Car Park Big Switch Off This Sunday February 23rd 7 pm onwards Join in the countywide switch-off of external lights to celebrate and protect our dark skies. 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
Community Litter Picking Days Thursday February 20th at 9.30 am Llangrove Village Hall Car Park. Sunday March 2nd at 10.00 am The Garron Centre Car Park Big Switch Off Sunday February 23rd 7 pm onwards Join in the countywide switch-off of external lights to celebrate and protect our dark skies. February Talk HWT Wye Adapt to Climate Change Thursday 20th February 7 pm – 8.30 pm The Garron Centre Project Officer Holly Williams updates us on her project and other nature restoration and climate mitigation activities by HWT in Herefordshire 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
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Click on the link below to read the latest newsletter from Friends of the River Wye including upcoming events including a talk on River Bugs and Beasties on Thursday 20th February in Presteigne. FORW newsletter
Click here to read details of the Low Traffic Future alliance who recently outlined their plans to promote a less car-dependent future in the year ahead. This is an important time for efforts to boost sustainable transport – there’s just one week to go until the ‘call for ideas’ for the Integrated National Transport Strategy survey closes. Now is the time to raise your voice, not just to influence the Strategy itself but also to make MPs aware of the huge public support for a less car-dependent future. Domestic transport now accounts for 28% of the UK’s
Low Traffic Future is an alliance of individuals and groups who share a vision of a world where fewer journeys need to be made by car, van or lorry. We want to see safe, convenient, accessible and affordable transport options available for both people and goods, so that we can all benefit from clean air, safe streets, vibrant communities, a stable climate and a thriving natural environment. Click on the link to read more about the alliance, its aims and projects and how you can support it.
As part of their 25th Birthday celebrations, 2Faced Dance Company will be performing their children and families show FISH BOY at The Courtyard Arts Centre on Thursday 16 January at 1.30pm and 4.30pm. Co-created with 114 primary school children from across Herefordshire in January 2024, FISH BOY toured to outdoor festivals across the UK during 2024. Now, we want even more children and families to see this important work and are taking the work indoors, introducing a new lighting design and other pre/after show activities for families. Click here for more details.
Click here for the latest newsletter from Hereford Rural Hub. Primarily aimed at farmers, it includes details of Sustainable Farm Incentives, Hereford Council’s Natural Flood Management project, a webinar from Herefordshire Meadows plus lots of other information.
The Marine Conservation Society, based in Ross-on-Wye, has several job vacancies in the conservation sector. Click here for more details.
As part of their 25th Birthday celebrations, 2Faced Dance Company will be performing their children and families show FISH BOY at The Courtyard Arts Centre on Thursday 16 January at 1.30pm and 4.30pm. Co-created with 114 primary school children from across Herefordshire in January 2024, FISH BOY toured to outdoor festivals across the UK during 2024. Now, we want even more children and families to see this important work and are taking the work indoors, introducing a new lighting design and other pre/after show activities for families. Click here for more details.
Wye and Usk Foundation (WUF) – your local Rivers Trust – have sent an update on their work and campaigns. Click here for their latest newsletter and see more news here.
