Climate and nature emergency

Climate and nature emergency

Our action on the climate and nature emergency

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Councillor Louise Harris, Emily Harrison from the School Leadership Team, Active Travel Champion Beverley Furber and school children at The Ridge Juniors in Yate

South Gloucestershire schools handed top sustainable travel awards

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Councillors Louise Harris (right) and Angela Morey (left) cutting a celebration cake, along with other members of the South Gloucestershire Council Administration

South Gloucestershire Council celebrates 5 years of climate and nature action

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Chris Jelf, Deputy Head at Little Stoke Primary School with pupils from the school celebrating Modeshift STARS 'outstanding' accreditation.

South Gloucestershire schools top national league table for sustainable and...

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An image of the Sevrnside coast looking out to the Severn Bridge

Vision for coastal communities in Severnside unveiled

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Green Infrastructure Strategy and Action Plan sets out practical steps to...

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Michael Thompson from the Bristol Avon Rivers Trust, Jen Nightingale and Carys Peotto from the Bristol Zoological Society UK conservation team, Rowena Kenny from South Gloucestershire Council’s Climate and Nature Team and Councillor Louise Harris, South Gloucestershire Council’s cabinet member for the Climate and Nature Emergency.

Funding secured to help restore nature along the Severn Estuary

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Council Leader Councillor Toby Savage next to solar panels

Positive progress shown in South Gloucestershire Council’s work to help tackle...

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Teachers and children planting new trees

Free voucher scheme aims to encourage tree planting in South Gloucestershire

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A water vole

Water voles settle into new home at one of UK’s newest...

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A grass verge along Goose Green Way, Yate.

Trial for generating green energy launched in Yate

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Waste operatives loading recycling on to a truck

South Gloucestershire’s impressive recycling rate continues to rise

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Common Connections project gets green light

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Thousands of tonnes of carbon reduced and millions saved as LED...

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A black and white image of the former Frog Lane Colliery

South Gloucestershire Council explores using local mines as a source of...

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Teachers and children planting new trees

Over 5,000 new trees planted across South Gloucestershire this season

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Kingswood MP Chris Skidmore and South Gloucestershire Council Leader Cllr Toby Savage with representatives of the Friends of Southey Park planting the new trees at Southey Park

South Gloucestershire Council plants over 600 new trees across the area...

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Councillor Louise Harris with councillor Paul Hulbert from Dodington Parish Council and community volunteers.

Local communities take climate and nature action

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Warm and Well is offering grants to make homes that aren't connected to the mains gas network, more energy efficient.

Six million funding offers energy-saving home improvements for off-gas properties across...

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South Glos collaborating with Town and Parish Councils on pioneering Local...

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Councillor Steve Reade is pictured with Marshfield residents, including members of the parish council, Marshfield Community Centre and Sustainable Marshfield.

Council commits to more electric vehicle charge points

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Councillor Reade planting wildflowers with Max and Kady Stuart

Mass wildflower planting on Siston Common sows the seeds for a...

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Councillor Steve Reade at an electric vehicle charging point in Filton

Council to make it easier for more to switch to electric...

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Active Travel Grants of up to £1,000 available to organisations that...

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Councillor Rachael Hunt, Jacqui Harris, Martin Burton and Lucy Rees with the thermal imaging cameras

South Gloucestershire Council and Warm and Well bring thermal camera technology...

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Green ecological house in empty field

Energy efficient Malmains Drive development progresses

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Councillor Rachael Hunt and Thornbury & Yate MP, Luke Hall

2,000 homes in South Gloucestershire to pilot plastic bags and wrapping...

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How Bristol Parkway might look in the future.

Bristol Parkway to become station for the 21st century

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Councillor Drew with Parkwall Primary School children and parents

School children perform wildlife show to support nature recovery project

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West of England leaders visit Bristol Port as vital flood defences...

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A photograph of grass and wildflowers on the roadside

South Gloucestershire Council partnered project set to receive £4.7 million Live...

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Councillor Louise Harris at a recent tree planting event with pupils from Warmley Park school

South Gloucestershire Council’s climate and nature emergency progress outlined in annual...

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Councillor Rachael Hunt

Flexible plastic trial makes good progress in South Gloucestershire

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Inefficient homes in South Gloucestershire and Gloucestershire set to benefit from...

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South Gloucestershire Council Partner Lead Members for Communities and Local Place, Councillor Jayne Stansfield, and Climate and Nature Emergency, Councillor Alex Doyle, were joined by Mayor Dan Norris and local residents to mark the start of project to sow the wildflower meadows. at Jubilee Park.

Heavy horsepower harnessed to sustainably sow wildflower meadows

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