Come to the “Gardening for Wildlife & Climate Change” at Ely Library, Cambridgeshire between 10:00 hrs and 13:00 hrs with a talk by Clive Boase of Climate Change Gardening at 11:00 hrs. There will also be stalls giving advice on about gardening and saving water, Natural gardening in an Allotment  and information about National Clean […]
Gardening for Wildlife & Climate Change – Sat 15 June 2024 Read More »
Join Ely Cathedral and Wildlife Trust BCN, Ely Watch for a morning of environmental drop in activities on Saturday 8 June 2024 at Ely Cathedral on the East Lawn (at the rear of the Cathedral – 100:00 hrs till 12:00 hrs. To mark the beginning of Churches Count on Nature 2024, Ely Cathedral’s Learning and RENEW
Discovery morning – Bugs and Bees at Ely Cathedral – Saturday 8 June 2024 Read More »
This newsletter has been reproduced in order to reach a wider audience. Cambridgeshire is one of the most nature depleted counties across England. With an ambitious economic growth agenda there is a requirement for putting nature at the heart. The area has already adopted a ‘Doubling Nature’ ambition. This responds to the existing deficit of
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Local Recovery Strategy (LNRS) newsletter – May 2024 Read More »
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.
Plea for hedgehog sightings to be recorded on interactive map Read More »
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.
75 oak trees being planted to mark King’s coronation Read More »
Birds, butterflies bees and bats are among the wildlife set to benefit from more than £18,000 in funding from East Cambridgeshire District Council.
Grants bring back nature to East Cambridgeshire Read More »
Fiona with representatives from Mepal parish council who made the project happen Planting Party In March a remarkable 287 Hedge & Tree saplings were planted – by an even more remarkable 40 !! wonderful volunteers  The lines of the Species Rich Hedge & Tree plants have been designed to create 2 large clearings with sheltered glades,
Planting Party: New Wildlife Hedge Created in Mepal Read More »
Click here for the Survey For more information about the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough LNRS, please visit our website – click here. If you require more information about nature priorities in general, or have any questions please email: localnaturerecoverystrategy@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) – Have your say! Read More »
Plans to plant 75 oak trees across East Cambridgeshire have reached the half way mark, thanks to support from parish councils, schools, nurseries and landowners. East Cambridgeshire District Council has received requests for 39 oak trees, as part of its campaign to mark King Charles III’s coronation and 75th birthday. And there is still time
Coronation tree pledge meets half way mark Read More »
The November 2023 Ely Earth Cafe focused on the Importance of Wetlands and its impact on Climate Change. “Halfway between land and water, wetlands are one of nature’s little gems. Brimming with life and vital for fighting climate change, 40% of all plants and animals live and breed in wetlands and more than one billion
Earth Cafe – Importance of Wetlands and impact on Climate Change Read More »
East Cambridgeshire Climate Action Network is a community group of volunteers that are fighting climate change, promoting zero-carbon living and restoring spaces for wildlife. We are affiliated with Friends of the Earth.
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