The Nature Recovery team at Cheshire Wildlife Trust have worked with farmers and landowners across Cheshire to plant more than 62,000 trees in past two years.
It’s part of the Trees for Climate programme, a multi-million pound national woodland creation programme being delivered by England’s Community Forests.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council bosses have hit out at “false information” about 15-minute cities and stressed the council has no plans to introduce any rules to restrict freedom of movement.
The idea behind a 15-minute city is that residents have access to everything they need – work, shops, medical services, parks, leisure facilities – all within a 15-minute walk or short cycling distance from where they live.
Our planet is in dire straits. This has brought governments from around the globe together to agree on how the negative trends can be reversed before it is too late.
We provide a snapshot of the issues currently facing our planet and the advantages of going green from a holistic, combined perspective.
Cheshire East Council is seeking the views of residents to update its municipal parks strategy.
Parks and green spaces have become more integral to our daily lives in improving mental and physical health and wellbeing.
Tackling climate change is something that individual consumers can’t do on their own.
In fact, the actions of individual governments can have only a very limited impact.
Residents and visitors are invited to join in Audlem’s “Climate and Nature Event” on Saturday (September 18).
The event, at the Buttermarket on The Square between 10am and 4pm, is one of many around the country kicking off the Great Big Green Week nationwide campaign.
Environmental group Sustainable Nantwich is calling on residents to look beyond Covid and continue the campaign to become plastic free.
The group, which took the town to Plastic Free Town status last year, is hosting an online session on Wednesday February 17 at 6pm.
TEDxNantwich is holding a virtual ‘Countdown to Climate’ event on October 11 featuring five expert speakers.
The independently organised event, licensed by TED, will bring people together from across Nantwich to learn how climate change is impacting the region and discuss what can be done to tackle it.
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