Climate

News / Festival of Nature

Festival of Nature unveils biggest programme yet

Trees are at the centre of the fortnight of activities

News / books

Bristol pupils co-author book on impact of microfibres

"Taking a Close Look at Microfibres" was officially launched on Earth Day at May Park Primary School

News / college green

Silent ‘fish disco’ marks day of action for nature, parks and green spaces

A silent disco with a twist took place on College Green

News / maps

New map highlights how best to explore Bristol’s green spaces

Bristol Urban Nature Map explores the city through its parks, rivers, woodlands and open spaces

Features / bristol climate and nature partnership

Climate and Nature project celebrates five year milestone

The project has resulted in a reduction of 382 tonnes of CO2, or 2,255 short haul return flights

News / Ecological Emergency

Bristol ‘should be connected’ by network of woodland and river paths

Campaigners have called on Bristol City Council to be more ambitious with its plans

News / Bristol heat networks

Buildings to be forced to connect to district heat network

The new rules come despite concerns from landlords about high connection costs

Features / rivers

Pavement art highlights plight of local rivers

Only water down the drain is the message

Features / David Attenborough

Bristol’s voice joins global chorus for Attenborough’s 100th birthday

A music video featuring a global collaboration of performers will be released to mark the occasion

Features / Trees

War against the green giants

Who is winning in the fight to protect our urban trees?

News / farming

Festival-founding farmer named among Europe’s top 50

The third generation farmer has launched a symposium to celebrate

News / Stockwood

Ostara event will welcome Spring’s arrival in Stockwood

Activities planned include egg decorating, seed planting and hot cross bun eating

News / Brislington

Denial untreated sewage turning brook into ‘brown sludge’

Environmental fears were sparked after the stream was photographed looking brown and murky

Features / Trees

Orchestra serenades newly planted woodland grove

The ensemble is gearing up for a concert celebrating rural landscapes, livelihoods and protection

News / floating harbour

Floating wetland providing new habitat for birds and butterflies

Thousands of aquatic plants have been installed to combat wildlife decline

News / Arts

Arts Hub launches creative Green Futures week

Events include a reading group, mending and gardening sessions and exhibitions

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