Features

Features / protest

‘I don’t want to be famous’

Gaie Delap on prison, parole and protest

Features / Food waste

The journey of Bristol’s food waste beyond the plate

Leftover food is a bigger problem than many realise but local efforts are changing the narrative

Features / Nature

‘Get off twitter, support your local projects’ – Nature, youth and connection in Easton

A new video series spotlights the people working behind the scene's to make Bristol more sustainable

Features / Just Transition

‘It’s not a privilege, it should be a right’ – Centring new voices in climate action

Activist and academic Nortey discusses the intersection of climate and social justice

Features / Transport

Are Bristol’s new electric buses really better for the environment?

An electric bus depot has opened in Hengrove

Features / disability

Climate and Disability project lays out pathway to inclusion

It was a celebration of climate action plans work created by and for Disabled people

Features / Photography

The unexpected world of wildlife in an east Bristol park

Daniel Rossi has been capturing Bristol's beautiful urban wildlife for over a decade

Features / marine biology

Changing the Soundtrack of the Ocean: a blueprint for marine recovery

On Thursday, a university of Bristol professor explored how sound shapes life beneath the waves

Features / Wildlife

Wild Summit 2025: We need to ‘stop holding onto remnants’

Hannah Massoudi recaps Wildlife and Countryside Link's inaugural Wild Summit

Features / rivers

Is it time to radically reimagine rivers?

A global movement calling for rights for rivers includes the Avon

Features / nature connection

Taking a breath of fresh air with the Birch Collective

Teaching young people they are part of nature, not separate from it

In photos / community food growing

Redcatch Community Garden – ‘Where the community comes to grow’

This garden in Knowle is the place to get stuck into growing, creating and playing

In photos / community food growing

Hartcliffe City Farm – ‘Positive connections between people, land and food’

The south Bristol farm provides a plethora of activities and wild space for people to grow

Features / protest

‘Can’t you hear the future weeping?’ – Gaie Delap on prison, protest and climate justice

Climate protester Delap and her lawyer Raj Chada led a discussion hosted by the Good Law Project

Music / News

Idles’ huge gigs on Queen Square build on Massive Attack’s green legacy

The Queen Square gig organisers say they're working to make the event as sustainable as possible

Features / nature connection

Laughter’s story: Finding nature, community and care in Bristol

He is now sharing the solace and connection he's found in nature with other young people

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