Climate

News / soil health

20-year-old pedalling across globe to ‘save soil’ arrives in Bristol

Sahil Jha started his journey from Australia and has already cycled through 16 countries

News / Earthshot Prize

Bristol company nominated for Earthshot Prize 2025

Matter's self-cleaning filter for homes and factories stops harmful microplastics

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

News / Clean Air For Kids

Bristol campaigner takes her call for clean air for kids to the UN

Ruth Brooker will be joining other advocates from across the world in New York

News / Nature

The mysterious lack of water within a pond in a popular park

The water levels in a pond in one corner of a north Bristol park have been unusually low recently

News / Bristol heat networks

Plans to expand Bristol’s heat network into city centre

The “ambitious” new network will stretch from Cabot Circus to Millennium Square

News / Avon Needs Trees

Tree-based living sculpture to come to Bristol

A local artist has partnered with a charity to create a living sculpture

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

News / Just Transition

Climate, race and disability podcast seeks to unpick jargon and bust myths

The new series untangles climate jargon and finds out how environmentalism can be more inclusive

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

News / protest

Protesters call for stop to Rosebank oil field

The government is expected to make a final decision on Rosebank in the coming months

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

News / rivers

A River’s Song celebrates ‘mistreated and neglected’ south Bristol river

Bedminster musicians and river lovers are coming together to create a new composition

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