This 45 min online training will give you all the information you need to organise a swish. Swishes (clothes swap parties) have become a real ‘thing’ in Cambridgeshire with the number of swishes organised by schools, colleges, community groups, companies and other organisations increasing threefold in 2023! These events are fun for the community but […]
This webinar looks at more key challenges to restoration from different perspectives and what next for lowland peat restoration This webinar looks at more key challenges to peat restoration from different perspectives, and the experiences gained that would help overcome these in the future to restore degraded peatlands into vibrant carbon-storing landscapes. Frank Street, Site […]
Book onto this free online training session to learn how you can use a thermal imaging camera to reveal where your home, and other buildings are leaking heat. In this 60 minute session CCF will cover: How to interpret thermal images and common pitfalls that lead to misinterpretation Using the thermal cameras to get identify […]
This session is the first in a new gardening webinar series hosted by our Postcode Gardeners. This UK-wide team of professional gardeners helps communities to restore greenery and wildlife with the support of our friends at The Co-operative Bank. Next week’s session is hosted by Liz Moxon, Postcode Gardener in Notting Dale, London. Over 60 […]
Exclusively for local authorities and their partners Webinar Overview In this session, we’ll explore: The consumer need for trusted home energy advice – presented by Which? How local/combined authorities can work with Which? and Snugg to bring this advice to their residents, via the home energy planning service How we can collaborate to increase awareness […]
Book onto this free online training session to learn how you can use a thermal imaging camera to reveal where your home, and other buildings are leaking heat. In this 60 minute session CCF will cover: How to interpret thermal images and common pitfalls that lead to misinterpretation Using the thermal cameras to get identify […]
With Jenny Raggett, Director and Project Coordinator at Transport for New Homes. Jenny will share her personal experiences of local campaigning to resist car-dependent new developments, while pressing for homes to be concentrated around good public transport and other key destinations (e.g. schools, shops, healthcare facilities), ensuring that these are easily reachable by active travel and […]
Book onto this free online training session to learn how you can use a thermal imaging camera to reveal where your home, and other buildings are leaking heat. In this 60 minute session CCF will cover: How to interpret thermal images and common pitfalls that lead to misinterpretation Using the thermal cameras to get identify […]
This short online training will give you all the information you need to organise a swish. Swishes (clothes swap parties) have become a real ‘thing’ in Cambridgeshire with the number of swishes organised by schools, colleges, community groups, companies and other organisations increasing all the time. These events are fun for the community but also […]
Fenland has all too often been dismissed as boring and with little biodiversity value outside the washes and a few NNRs. The Fenland Flora project, now ready for publication, has sought to document the history and present status of wild plants in Fenland, and has shown the vital importance of the region, especially for aquatic plants. In […]
Hidden beneath the waves surrounding the UK lies a vast, unsung carbon store: our muddy seabeds. These underwater landscapes hold an astonishing 240 million tonnes of organic carbon in just in the top 10cm of sediment, and are vital for marine wildlife! But these valuable carbon stores are being impacted by human activities like dredging and […]
How do we persuade decision-makers, politicians, and communities to take bold action on traffic reduction? Join Action Network for the first in their new series of evening webinars, held in partnership with their allies, where they explore the art of communicating the case for reducing car dependence. Their speaker is Izzy Romilly, Sustainable Transport Researcher […]
Join us for the first of a series of webinars from Hogan Lovells exploring the global movement to recognise the Rights of Rivers and how rivers’ rights can be recognised in the UK. With a focus on case studies and practical steps, we’ll examine how rivers’ rights such as the right to flow, to be free […]
Join us for a bonus episode of Wild LIVE On Thursday 27th March at 7pm, we'll be broadcasting a bonus episode of Wild LIVE to our YouTube channel. Our expert panel will diving into the question: how can we meet energy needs whilst ensuring nature's recovery? The UK Government has set out a mission to achieve a fully decarbonised power […]
On Tuesday 18th March 6 -7:30pm, we'll be broadcasting our next episode of Wild LIVE to The Wildlife Trusts' YouTube channel. Our expert panel will explore the critical question: could nature be our best flood defence? This event is taking place at The University of Hull so if you're in Yorkshire why not join us in person? Flood risk is […]
Discover how cutting-edge technology is transforming nature conservation across Northern Ireland. From mapping vast landscapes with drones to identifying invasive species, technology is helping us protect wildlife like never before. Register here
Join us for February's Wild LIVE On February 18th at 7pm, we'll be broadcasting our next episode of Wild LIVE to our YouTube channel. Our expert panel will explore the critical question: how can we build 1.5 milion homes and solve the nature, climate and health crises? The building of 1.5 million homes has been one of […]
Join Radnorshire Wildlife Trust and Dan Westbury (River Lugg Project Officer) and Sarenta King (WACC Project Officer) for a webinar exploring the vital work being done to protect and restore Radnorshire’s rivers. Register here
Join Suffolk Wildlife Trust and Martin Tickler, keen ornithologist and volunteer, to discover the wonderful world of house martins, their ecology, nests and how we can support them. Register here
Join Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust and Dr Steve Portugal, from University of Oxford, to learn how birds cooperate and the mechanisms they employ to save energy during flight. Register here
This Veganuary, discover what 'veganic' growing is. Join Ellen, Kent Wildlife Trust's Wild About Gardens Officer and Jo Kidd, a Kent-based grower and co-founder of Tree of Life Veganics Register here
Raptors are a fascinating group of birds and the Great Fen is fast becoming a great place to see them, especially in winter. This is a beginner’s guide to learn more about where and when to see them, and how to identify them, perched and in flight. Register Here
Join Cumbria Wildlife Trust and Guy Shrubsole, author and environmental campaigner, for a talk about temperate rainforests – one of the UK's rarest and most precious habitats. Register here
Join Essex Wildlife Trust to find out how we can support insects in our gardens and community spaces in the colder months, these species are often dormant and hard to see, but nonetheless still need our support and sympathy to survive and fulfil their vital ecological functions. Register here
We're bringing Wild LIVE back for 2025! Join the Wildlife Trust for our first Wild LIVE of 2025, on January 8th at 6pm, broadcasting to you live from the Oxford Farming Conference. Their expert panel will explore the critical question: "Are our farms future-proof?" They will discuss the extent to which food and […]
12 Days Wild is our festive nature challenge, encouraging you to do one wild thing a day from the 25th December to the 5th January each year. In those quiet days between Christmas and New Year, winter wildlife is just waiting to be explored! Your wild acts could be little things to help nature - like recycling your Christmas […]
There is so much to consider when responding to climate change and nature recovery that it can become a daunting prospect. As well as making it easier for people to find their own path through the climate jungle, good and effective communication is vital when encouraging more people to get involved - and of course […]
This is a space for people to come together to discuss topics related to climate, nature, the environment, books, and much more! Please come along, even if you haven't read the book in question. There will be lots of room to chat and think about different topics. This event is discussing discuss "Hidden Nature" by […]