Applications for the Woodland Trust tree giveaway will open on the 13th January 2026. Who can apply?Any educational establishment and all kinds of local authorities and not-for-profit community groups, including resident associations, sports clubs, local councils, faith groups, scouts, guides and many more. Why should you apply?Trees keep us cool in summer, clean our air […]
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A grand total of 75 oak trees are in the process of being planted across 20 locations in East Cambridgeshire, thanks to support from parish councils, schools, nurseries and landowners.
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Birds, butterflies bees and bats are among the wildlife set to benefit from more than £18,000 in funding from East Cambridgeshire District Council.
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Update: Since the Open Day, Peacocks Meadow in Littleport is about to start building its eagerly awaited eco-pond thanks to a Pride of Place grant from East Cambridgeshire District Council. The community garden has been awarded £13,414 towards the cost of building the 15 metre pond which will boost the environment for a broad range
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East Cambs Climate Action Network calls for more Community Orchards It’s the beginning of May and the apple blossom is blooming across East Cambridgeshire. As one of its five climate change asks “to support and facilitate wildlife conservation and ecosystem restoration locally” the East Cambs Climate Action Network (CAN) is calling for more local communities
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