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News / Wetlands

Hopes to protect remaining green space with wetland potential

The unique habitat will be surrounded by largescale development

News / Sustainability

Energy efficient PassivHaus art café to open

The ‘create and play’ venue will offer art activities for children and their adults

News / theatre

Folk theatre brings environmentalism to life

Tidal Tales Collective uses story and song to teach children to care for nature

News / climate action

Report lays out Bristol’s climate-friendly food plans

Bristol Good Food 2030 sets goals to improve sustainability of the city's food system

News / Awards

Bristol24/7 shortlisted in Future Leap’s Sustainable Business Awards

The awards "celebrate businesses that are standing out as leaders in sustainability"

News / community

Community Orchard course comes to Bristol

Students gain pruning, grafting and specialist orchard skills

News / Summer holiday

Climate Perks for staff embracing slow travel

Bristol workers welcome extra leave for climate-friendly holidays

News / Peace

Die-in for peace: campaigners to gather at Castle park

The four-day gathering includes talks, workshops and a fast led by international campaigners

Features / Advertising Feature

Exploring the world’s most luxurious casino resorts

Some of the venues have historical backgrounds, while some are more modern

News / Crews Hole

Charity hopes to buy woodland to save it from development

The five-acre patch of land is for sale by auction with Hollis Morgan

News / buses

Youth climate groups to march to WECA office to demand ‘free, fair buses’

An alliance of climate groups will march in September to protest bus services across the region

News / Carla Denyer

Bristol Greens launch plan for Earth Overshoot Day

Humanity's consumption overshoots the earth's natural resources for 2023 on August 2

News / planning

Campaigners claim protections on wildlife havens ‘incorrectly’ ignored

A planning report on a controversial development did not mention the whole area was an SNCI

News / net zero

Church pioneers net zero heating chandeliers

St. Matthew’s say the trial has been a success for ‘comfort, carbon and cost’

News / Sea Mills

New project launched to save river from sewage

The sewage is a threat to wildlife including otters

News / river

Citizen science project returns to clean up Bristol’s waterways

The annual Bristol Avon RiverBlitz collects samples to test water quality

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