Local and national organisations have come together to call for action to save the River Wye creating a manifesto with a call to government to take urgent action. Click here to read more and to add your support.
There are plenty of activities going on for Great Big Green Week which runs from 8th – 16th June. Have a look at the website to find out what is going on near you. Click here for an update from their Herefordshire Council’s Greener Footprints campaign with details of what they have organised for Great Big Green Week and the chance to win a bike.
Life on the Verge at The Hub, School Lane, New Radnor Saturday 8th June from 10am – 2pm Your local verges need you…and so does wildlife! Bring family, children, friends …and stout shoes …as, weather permitting, the event will spend time too on Castle Mound! The event is free and hopefully there will be refreshments. E-mail in advance at janice@rwtwales.org if you plan to come. The Hub can accommodate up to fifty and the organisers don’t want to turn anybody away! A Next door Nature – joint Radnorshire Wildlife Trust & Resilient Radnorshire event.
Eardisland Environment and Sustainability Group have organised a talk with Andrew McRobb from the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England who will be giving a talk on ‘Can Our Rivers Survive?’. Hear about the work of the CPRE and the results of two years collecting data on Herefordshire Rivers including the Arrow and Lugg catchment. There will be information available about volunteering to help with testing and Andrew will explain action required to prevent further pollution. Location: Eardisland Village Hall, HR6 9BP Time and Date: 7.00pm, Thursday 30th May Free, but capacity is limited so please reserve a place by emailing
Plantlife’s annual No Mow May Campaign will be followed by Let It Bloom June during which you are encouraged to continue to manage your lawn for wildlife. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The annual Big Green Week is taking place this year from 8th to 16th June. Click here for the website and to find events going on near you. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Better Transport Week will take place between 17th – 23rd June this year. Click here to read more ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A protest march calling for support of the natural world is taking place in London on 22nd
Eardisland Environment and Sustainability Group have organised a talk with Andrew McRobb from the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England who will be giving a talk on ‘Can Our Rivers Survive?’. Hear about the work of the CPRE and the results of two years collecting data on Herefordshire Rivers including the Arrow and Lugg catchment. There will be information available about volunteering to help with testing and Andrew will explain action required to prevent further pollution. Location: Eardisland Village Hall, HR6 9BP Time and Date: 7.00pm, Thursday 30th May Free, but capacity is limited so please reserve a place by emailing
The annual Big Green Week is taking place this year from 8th to 16th June. Click here for the website and to find events going on near you. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Better Transport Week will take place between 17th – 23rd June this year. Click here to read more
03/05/2024
Unfortunately this webinar has had to be rescheduled. It will now take place on 25th June, 12:45 – 14:00. The organisers are sorry for any inconvenience and hope you can still make the new date. If you’ve already signed up, you don’t need to do anything, your spot is secured. If you haven’t but would like to, you can sign up through this link: Herefordshire Waste and Recycling Webinar Tickets, Tue 25 Jun 2024 at 12:45 | Eventbrite The webinar will provide an opportunity to hear about Herefordshire Council’s ambitious new waste service, learn how plans to expand
05/04/2024
10th April, 6pm, online Find out about how Radnorshire Wildlife Trust and Herefordshire Wildlife Trust are working together to recover nature in the Lugg Valley. The webinar will be compered by James Hitchcock, CEO Radnorshire Wildlife Trust and include presentations on: Storing water in the uplands – Radnorshire Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Lugg project – Dan Westbury, Wilder Lugg Project Officer, Radnorshire Wildlife Trust Recovering floodplain plants on Lugg Meadows – David Hutton, Nature Reserves Officer, Herefordshire Wildlife Trust Creating wetland habitat at Bodenham Lake – Sarah King, Nature Recovery Manager, Herefordshire Wildlife Trust Wye Adapt to Climate Change? Recovering nature, and creating a climate-resilient landscape within the
04/04/2024
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