Net Zero Carbon and Environment News
Climate change talk to shed light on COP30 conference
First published on: 23rd October 2025An event at St John the Evangelist Church in Cambridge on Wednesday 26 November, at 7.30pm, hopes to shed light on these issues. Climate COP30: What happened, why, what now?
Regional Net Zero Carbon Fundraising Officer
First published on: 17th October 2025Supported by the Church of England’s Net Zero Carbon programme, the Dioceses of Chelmsford, Ely, Norwich, St Albans and St Edmundsbury and Ipswich are collaborating on the shared ambition to achieve NZC across our diocesan estates and are looking to appoint a Fundraising Officer to work across the region to identify funding opportunities and secure funding towards delivering net carbon zero projects.
Discipleship for a Planet in Crisis
First published on: 9th October 2025Workshops for clergy and other leaders offered by St Augustine’s College of Theology.
Biodiversity Grant Funding
First published on: 8th October 2025The Naturesave Trust are now looking for grant applications from charities, community groups, and organisations who are working to connect communities to nature. The deadline is 12 noon on Thursday, 27 November 2025.
What three things? - October 2025
First published on: 1st October 2025What three things can you do in October to take your first steps (or more!) as a church on your eco journey?
Nature Notes: Yellow Rattle
First published on: 18th September 2025Nature Notes for October 2025, from Caring for God's Acre.
Energy Resilience Fund
First published on: 8th September 2025The Energy Resilience Fund provides a blended grant and loan finance funding-package to support charities that are looking to improve their energy resilience through the installation of energy-generating and energy-saving technology and building adaptations.
Creationtide 2025 - Ministry Mailing
First published on: 1st September 2025Creationtide, or the Season of Creation, is the period in the annual church calendar, from 1 September to 4 October, dedicated to God as Creator and Sustainer of all life.
Top eco reads to inspire you this summer!
First published on: 20th August 2025Church of England colleagues from across the country have recommended books about the environment and climate change to inspire and encourage others this summer.
What three things? - September 2025
First published on: 19th August 2025What three things can you do in September to take your first steps (or more!) as a church on your eco journey?
Nature Notes: Ladybirds
First published on: 18th August 2025Nature Notes for September 2025, from Caring for God's Acre.
Churchyard News from the Wildlife Trust - July 2025
First published on: 28th July 2025Churchyard hints and tips from Diana Cook, volunteer coordinator for the Cambridgeshire Churchyard Conservation Award from the Wildlife Trust.
Nature Notes: Hopping with Life
First published on: 17th July 2025Nature Notes for August 2025, from Caring for God's Acre.
Churchyard News from the Wildlife Trust - June 2025
First published on: 4th July 2025Churchyard hints and tips from Diana Cook, volunteer coordinator for the Cambridgeshire Churchyard Conservation Award from the Wildlife Trust.
What three things? - July 2025
First published on: 2nd July 2025What three things can you do in July to take your first steps (or more!) as a church on your eco journey?
Nature Notes: Late flowering Betony
First published on: 20th June 2025Nature Notes for July 2025, from Caring for God's Acre.
Eco Celebration Service
First published on: 2nd June 2025A joyful celebration of churches that have engaged with the Cambridgeshire Churchyard Conservation Award and ARocha Eco Church Award schemes took place at Evensong at Ely Cathedral on Sunday 15 June.
Cambridge Zero Community Day
First published on: 29th May 2025Sacha Watson, our Net Zero Carbon Officer, will be at the Cambridge Zero Community Day talking about all things Net Zero.
What three things? - June 2025
First published on: 29th May 2025What three things can you do in June to take your first steps (or more!) as a church on your eco journey?
Making Cambridge a Happy City?
First published on: 19th May 2025Can a heritage city, which already has a water shortage and a river full of sewage, grow in a way that is sustainable?
