Climate

News / Trees

Hospital under investigation after trees felled in protected area

The BRI reportedly cut trees without permission in the same area in 2023

Features / protest

‘I don’t want to be famous’

Gaie Delap on prison, parole and protest

News / Bristol airport

Airport reveals new plans to expand on to green belt land

Grassroots campaigners say the Airport's 'latest fiasco' calls their Masterplan into question

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

In photos / Environment

Climate photos of the month – October 2025

Wildflower seeds sown, new sustainability business blooms, hedgehogs in trouble and more

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

News / food growing

Community Farm at risk of closure

The organic farm has launched a crowdfunder to keep the gates open

News / Food and drink

Climate-conscious spirits stocked in more Bristol bars

The brand puts all profits directly into environment-friendly projects

News / Bristol airport

Environmental report ‘casts doubt’ on Bristol Airport’s economic claims

A report says climate impact outweighs the economic benefit of airport expansion proposals

News / rivers

‘River joy’ exhibition celebrates triumphant campaign moment

Rave on for the Avon saw out its international tour in style

News / Spike island

Bristol arts hub goes green

The regional art centre has received a £127,000 boost from impact investor Resonance

In photos / community food growing

Lush Greens – ‘Feeding people emotionally and physically’

Tucked away between Knowle and Whitchurch, this flourishing market garden is growing veg differently

News / pollinators

Once drab and lifeless Bristol alleyway could now save a life

The alleyway in south Bristol was transformed as part of the Pollinator Pathways Project

In photos / Environment

In photos: Bristol’s climate news – September 2025

Fashion, film, music and song feature this month

Features / Transport

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

An electric bus depot has opened in Hengrove

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