NZC News
Climate Fresk
First published on: 13th January 2025Do you and your church community want to help tackle climate change but don’t have the time to become climate scientists?
Ely & Littleport Repair Cafes
First published on: 13th January 2025Organised by Cambridge Carbon Footprint, bring your broken household items back to life at these Repair Cafés in January!
How to run a Repair Café in your community
First published on: 13th January 2025Cambridge Carbon Footprint host free online sessions for anyone who would like to run a Repair Cafe in their community.
Thermal imaging training
First published on: 13th January 2025Book onto this free online training session from Cambridge Carbon Footprint to learn how you can use a thermal imaging camera to reveal where your home, church or other buildings are leaking heat.
2025 Environment Days and Key Events Calendar
First published on: 6th January 2025Download the Church of England’s 2025 Environment Days and Key Events Calendar, which features key days, weeks and months which are associated with the environment, climate change awareness, and reaching net zero carbon.
Naturesave Trust Funding
First published on: 6th January 2025Apply to the Naturesave Trust for funding focussed on sustainable and active travel projects
Eco Church stories
First published on: 6th January 2025Would you like to share your own Eco Church stories with us, to help engage and inspire other churches? Have you had a fun event, been really pleased with the take-up, or have anything you are proud of?
Free events from Hope for the Future
First published on: 6th January 2025Hope for the Future continue to offer free online events to help people engage more effectively with their local politicians.
Net Zero Villages Fund
First published on: 6th January 2025A grant opportunity across the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority, which provides support for local climate projects.
Zero Carbon Cities Training - for Cambridge City Churches
First published on: 6th January 2025The free sessions will cover the key areas of the carbon footprint (energy, transport, food, and goods & services), with a focus on home heating to reduce bills. Please note that workshops should be located within the Cambridge City Council area.
