News archive: 2022

Herefordshire Climate and Nature Partnership Board are offering free farm carbon audits to 30 Herefordshire farms, funded by Herefordshire Council’s Climate Reserve.

The audits will take be undertaken in two stages: between January - June 2)

Greener Footprints Herefordshire has launched a new guide to enjoying a more sustainable Christmas,)

Herefordshire Climate and Nature Partnership Board is offering free business energy audits to all members of the Greener Footprints ’30 for 2030’ initiative, supporting their joint commitment to reducing carbon emissions.

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We've teamed up with Hereford City Youth Councillor, Anna Darwood, to put together a Read more about Carbon workout guide- how to become a Climate Champion

A new Carbon Workout Guide for Farmers has been launched as part of the )

A new 'Carbon Workout' guide has been launched as part of the Herefordshire Greener Footprints ca)

Hereford-based learner driving school WyeDrive has signed up to take the journey to net zero, as part of the county’s Greener Footprints campaign. 

WyeDrive is on course to reduce its carbon footprint by 13 tonnes a year with the purch)

Within just weeks of its launch, more than ten businesses have already come forward to join the Greener Footprints ’30 for 2030’ campaign, helping to lead the way towards a low-carbon nature-rich Herefordshire.

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The 30 for 2030 initiative has launched this week aiming to encourage Herefordshire businesses to share their journey as they work towards becoming net zero, while inspiring other organisations along the way.

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Local community groups across Herefordshire are reaping the benefits of funding awarded as part of the Community Climate and Nature Grant Scheme.

 Herefordshire based non-profit groups, organisations and Parish Councils were invited to)

Find out how you can take some positive steps to make your garden a better place for nature by downloading the new 'Carbon workout guide for gardens'. 

This new six point guide has been put together by Herefordshire Wildlife Trust in p)

As Herefordshire works towards becoming carbon zero by 2030, the Greener Footprints campaign has put together a range of environmentally-led practical
ideas for New Year’s Resolutions that require next to zero effort – some of which are already)

The Citizens’ Climate Assembly met in January to help shape how Herefordshire Council meets the challenges of climate change.

The Citizens’ Climate Assembly brought together a randomly selected group of people who broadly represented the en)

Greener Footprints is a new county-wide campaign to encourage those living, working and running businesses in Herefordshire to be part of a game-changing “movement of positive action” to tackle climate change and protect the county’s rich nature a)