Climate

News / Food Justice Fortnight

Food Justice Fortnight and the journey towards food equality

Two years on from the Food Equality Strategy, what progress has been made?

Features / Nature

Bristol activists on why they marched to Restore Nature Now

Members of local businesses and groups explain why they're demanding action on the environment

News / solar power

Solar Wizard unlocks rooftop renewable potential

The new tool will help tackle the climate crisis and lower energy bills

News / World Refill Day

Campaigners unite to demand end to plastic pollution

Leading environmentalists have signed a letter calling for legally binding commitments to waste

News / Tom Bailey

Stokes Croft artist embarks on ‘big northern walk’ across Scandinavia

The theatre maker is highlighting species extinction and the climate impacts of touring

News / boats

Electric narrowboat arrives in Bristol after longest ever journey

Hugo and Mark Palmer hope to create more boats that don't go 'putt putt'

News / get growing trail

Discover Bristol’s green havens and growing hotspots

This year's Get Growing Trail has a focus on gardening for wellbeing

News / University of Bristol

University named 17th most sustainable in the world

The University of Bristol has been awarded 17th place in the ranking's sustainability category

News / Climate and Nature Bill

Bristol businesses call on candidates to back Climate & Nature Bill

70+ businesses have signed a letter sent to general election candidates on World Environment Day

In photos / Environment

In photos: Bristol’s climate news – May 2024

Shining a spotlight on Bristol's top climate and environment stories each month

News / Air pollution

Low emissions zones could reduce mental health issues, study finds

Research suggests a link between childhood exposure to pollution and poorer mental health

News / Harbourside

New harbourside eco-islands will help purify water

The floating ecosystems will be launched on Sunday

News / pesticides

Pesticide debate rears its head once again

Residents are disappointed by the new council's response to the issue

News / culture

Exhibition offers unique perspectives on human and natural worlds

The photographs, on display at Centrespace, explore the convergence of humans and nature

Features / parks

Could Bristol be the next National Park City?

Community groups citywide are linking up green spaces to create urban reserves for nature

News / Bristol Commons

People power: The story behind the latest Jamaica Street mural

The artwork came together as a result of word-of-mouth and creative passers-by

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