Climate

News / Bristol airport

Protesters oppose ‘plane stupid’ plans for airport expansion

Dozens gathered outside City Hall ahead of Tuesday evening's full council meeting

News / Wildlife

2,000 children create wild spaces for butterflies

47 schools have taken part in the project to help butterflies and moths thrive

News / Education

‘Life changing’ green education course open for applications

The Practical Sustainability Course is entering its 15th year

Features / climate justice

The Bristol youth tackling gentrification and climate injustice

A youth-led project highlights marginalisation but also showcases the best communities have to offer

In photos / Environment

In photos: Bristol’s climate news – June 2025

Events celebrating community climate action have taken place citywide

News / Film

Bristol’s last farm film wins global award

It documents the fight to protect the city's last remaining working farm, also a wildlife haven

News / Bristol Climate & Nature Partnership

Partnership celebrates success of community-led climate projects

Resilience and collaboration were the watchwords of the meeting at the Seat Unique Stadium

News / rivers

Festival of Nature and UWE explore river health and human efforts

A panel discussed the cultural importance of waterways and the best ways to protect them

News / Plastic

Pollution pioneers urge residents to support refill revolution

They are responsible for a long line of successful campaigns to eliminate plastic waste

News / Festival of Nature

Bristol welcomes UK’s first pop-up wetland

"Let’s pour nature back into our cities rather than pouring concrete"

News / vandalism

Youth organisation target of ‘shocking’ vandalism

They say the attack has significantly impacted their activities with young people

News / gardens

A look inside Bedminster’s secret gardens

Over 40 gardens south of the river are open to visitors for one weekend in June

News / Food

Action plans set out roadmap for better food systems

The Good Food plans set out targets and actions to make Bristol's food fairer and greener by 2027

News / water

First-of-a-kind pop-up brings wetland to the inner city

Among the world's most important ecosystems, the marshy habitat is under threat

News / rivers

Rivers research reveals ‘potentially huge’ implications

A University of Bristol study shows rivers are leaking ancient carbon into the atmosphere

News / books

Author launches second award-winning climate novel

It follows her prize-winning speculative fiction novella published in January

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