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What if a small community project could help people save money, improve wellbeing and reduce carbon emissions at the same time? That's exactly what the Community Climate Fund is helping local not-for-profit organisations achieve through grants of up to £5,000.
An exciting new volunteer training programme has taken shape this summer through our Wilder Horsham District partnership with Sussex Wildlife Trust.
Look out for special bike events on offer in Horsham this October including free puncture repair workshops and essential bicycle maintenance classes.
Wilder Horsham District's latest annual report highlights another year of significant progress in restoring habitats, supporting communities and strengthening partnerships across the District.
Recycling is one of the simplest actions we can all take to support a greener future. While a single can, bottle or banana peel may seem insignificant, the collective impact of thousands of households recycling regularly can result in substantial reductions in energy use, carbon emissions and manufacturing costs.
You are invited take part in a new Climate Action consultation. By working together, your support will help us plan to deliver better homes, cleaner air, lower energy costs, and thriving natural habitats. Closes 27 September.
The first Local Nature Recovery Strategies for Sussex have now been published. Shaped by over 2,000 local people, they set out how to create, enhance and connect habitats and support species across our area.
Residents and businesses are invited to share their thoughts on how we can work to improve air quality across the Horsham District. The survey closes Monday 20 July.
How much do you know about recycling? What information would help you to recycle more? Please complete this short survey from the West Sussex Waste Partnership. The survey closes on Tuesday 30 June.
This year's Sussex Tree Festival from May to June offers a host of free or low-cost events for everyone to enjoy – from talks and walks, to creative workshops, story telling, poetry and music, and more.
Healthy habitats support a wide range of species, help to store carbon, and contribute to cleaner air and water. By improving our local habitats, we not only boost biodiversity but also help tackle climate change.
International Earth Day this year focuses on Our People, Our Planet. In support of this we would like to remind climate-active communities across the District to join our online climate action platform known as One Planet.
