Various – see ‘Read more’ below! Saturday 16 to Sunday 24 September
Our group walks are aimed towards people who prefer not to walk too far or too fast. They are for anyone who would like to get some fresh air, get moving and all with some good, friendly company.
This quarterly Bus Forum meeting is a chance for members to discuss topical bus-related issues, including emissions, accessibility, timetabling and the progress of the proposed Local Transport Plan.
A peaceful, inclusive, family-friendly event to draw attention to the campaign to Make Polluters Pay for the Loss and Damage they have caused to countries in the Global South.
Rowntree Park, Terry Ave, YO23 1JQ Sunday 24 September, 11:00 – 13:00
Come along and find out more about the Friends of Rowntree Park Wildlife Area project that includes a pond, orchard, bog garden, wildflower meadow and more.
Within Nunnery Lane, Tadcaster Road & the Knavesmire Sunday 24 September, 11:00 – 15:00
For one day only, households in the ‘Planet South Bank’ area will be selling or giving away items on the doorstep – come and see what you can reuse, re-sell or recycle!
Bishophill and Scarcroft, meeting at Victoria Bar Sunday 24 September, 14:00 – 16:00
A guided walk with Laura Potts and John Pearson looking at weeds growing in pavements and unplanted areas, learning what they are and how valuable they are to our environment.
Meeting outside the Museum Garden Gates (Lendal side) Tuesday 26 September, 13:00
Our group walks are aimed towards people who prefer not to walk too far or too fast. They are for anyone who would like to get some fresh air, get moving and all with some good, friendly company.
Spring Lane Building (University of York), Heslington, YO10 5DS Wednesday 27 September, 12:00 – 13:30
A nature-connectivity experience around the University of York’s green campus which includes soundscaping, biodiversity citizen science and nature journaling.
An inspiring, multi-layered eco film that is both gentle and profound. Comes highly recommended by Quakers at Friargate, who have appreciated the film very much.
How can communities be involved in development planning to ensure a biodiversity net gain rather than loss to the natural world? Join this online talk and Q & A with Greener Pocklington to find out!
Spring Lane Building (University of York), Heslington, YO10 5DS Thursday 28 September, 13:00 – 14:00
Can questions change the world? In this session we discuss different responses to the climate crisis, including social and political responses as well as large-scale interventions in the Earth’s climate system.
If you are worried about the climate crisis, this is a chance to voice your feelings with others. Someone once said after a cafe: “Nothing’s changed, but I feel so much better!”
Join us for a creative session, involving storytelling and crafts, in which we celebrate nature and the environment through some of our favourite picture books. For you and your children under 5 years old.
Join this thought experiment that puts participants in a position of interested parties and policymakers, engage with new perspectives and identify opportunities and obstacles in resolving environmental conflicts of interest in your local community.
Discover the beauty and artistry of nature journaling in this immersive and hands-on workshop designed for beginners! Journaling and drawing supplies will be provided.
Tang Hall Community Centre, Fifth Avenue, YO31 0UG Friday 29 September, 14:00 – 16:00
All your questions answered on renewable technology and how it can lower your energy bills, increase the price of your home all while reducing your environmental impact.
Can questions change the world? In this session, we will discuss different responses to the climate crisis including social and political responses as well as large scale interventions in the Earth’s climate system.
St Thomas in the Groves, Lowther St, YO31 7ND Saturday 30 September, 9:30 – 12:30
The Groves Repair + Share host a free, monthly repair café in the Groves. Even if you don’t need to fix anything – you’re welcome to pop by for a cuppa and cake in a friendly setting!
The Red Tower, Foss Islands Road, YO31 7UR Saturday 30 September 10:00 – 16:00
Rare chance to see The Red Tower – one of York’s oldest listed buildings – reroofed to give a new lease of life as a community facility – with tea, coffee and cakes!
Interested in trying your hand at a spot of gardening? Or looking for a new group to get involved with? Friends of Glen Gardens are holding a bulb planting day and need as many volunteers as possible, so come along and get stuck in!
Tea By The Lock, Naburn Lock, Naburn, YO19 4RU Saturday 30 September and Sunday 1 October, 10:00 – 17:00
Would you like to relax with some feel good food? Tea By The Lock’s taster menu will introduce you to food that is better for you and better for the environment.
The Marriott room at York Explore Library Saturday 30 September, 10:45 – 12:00
Is climate change racist and equal? Join us to explore this question using dance theatre in an inspirational workshop aimed at young people 12+ and their families.
We are all responsible for climate change! Join award-winning dance artist Ana Silvério on the streets of the city centre for this visual and impactful performance.
The Red Tower, Foss Islands Road, YO31 7UR Sunday 1 October, 10:00 – 14:00
Rare chance to see The Red Tower – one of York’s oldest listed buildings – reroofed to give a new lease of life as a community facility – with tea, coffee and cakes!
York Explore Library, Library Square, Museum Street, YO1 7DS Tuesday 3 October, 09:00 – 11:00
If you want to futureproof your business, increase profits, access new markets and become more sustainable, come along to the first Green Business Forum.
The Stables Yoga Centre, 10A Nunmill St, YO23 1NU Sunday 8 October, 15:00 – 17:00
‘Yoga has a valuable contribution to make in addressing climate change, the defining issue of our time’. Amina Mohammed, UN Deputy Secretary-General, on International Day of Yoga, 2019.
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