Net Zero Carbon and Environment News
Low Carbon, Higher Power Podcast - from Bath & Wells Diocese
First published on: 7th March 2025The Diocese of Bath and Wells have launched a podcast to communicate the Net Zero message more widely.
Living Alongside Bats in Churches
First published on: 13th March 2025The next round of a 'Living Alongside Bats in Churches' grant is now open.
A Rocha UK launch new Eco Church survey
First published on: 7th March 2025The Christian environmental charity A Rocha UK have launched a new survey for their Eco Church scheme.
Churchyard News from the Wildlife Trust - February 2025
First published on: 5th March 2025Churchyard hints and tips from Diana Cook, volunteer coordinator for the Cambridgeshire Churchyard Conservation Award from the Wildlife Trust.
What three things? - March 2025
First published on: 27th February 2025What three things can you do in March to take your first steps (or more!) as a church on your eco journey?
Nature Notes: First Signs of Spring on the Wing
First published on: 18th February 2025Nature Notes for March 2025, from Caring for God's Acre.
Local Grants and National Funding Opportunities
First published on: 5th February 2025Links to information on local grants available in different areas across our Diocese, and details of national funding opportunities.
Nature Recovery Film - from Norwich Diocese
First published on: 5th February 2025This film from the Diocese of Norwich showcases the inspiring story of a grassroots nature recovery movement in the Norfolk market town of Harleston, with the local church at its centre.
Zero Interest Podcast - from Coventry Diocese
First published on: 3rd February 2025The Diocese of Coventry are using a Podcast series to communicate the Net Zero message more widely.
Bishop's Advisor for Climate
First published on: 31st January 2025We are looking for a volunteer to join the Mission and Ministry team as an additional Bishop’s Advisor for Climate, to support and develop work which focuses on addressing Climate issues from a Christian faith perspective.
What three things? - February 2025
First published on: 31st January 2025What three things can you do in February to take your first steps (or more!) as a church on your eco journey?
Nature Notes: A Winter Diet of Ants
First published on: 22nd January 2025Nature Notes from Caring for God's Acre for February 2025
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?
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?
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.
Reflections for Creationtide 2024
First published on: 26th September 2024The Rev'd Imogen Nay, Bishop's Advisor for Climate and Vicar of St Paul's Church in Cambridge reflects on wilderness as a rich ecological and spiritual category.
Events, News and Resources for Creationtide 2024
First published on: 6th September 2024Creationtide or the Season of Creation is the period in the annual church calendar, from 1st September to 4th October, dedicated to God as Creator and Sustainer of all life.
Reflections for Creationtide 2023
First published on: 4th September 2023The Rev'd Imogen Nay and the Rev'd David Newton, Bishop's Advisors for Climate, will each reflect on this Creationtide season
Events and Resources for Creationtide 2023
First published on: 4th September 2023Creationtide or the Season of Creation is the period in the annual church calendar, from 1st September to 4th October, dedicated to God as Creator and Sustainer of all life.
Contemplating Creationtide - The Quiet Garden Movement
First published on: 25th August 2023The Quiet Garden Movement is a network of outdoor spaces and gardens spread across both rural and urban locations worldwide. These outdoor spaces are used for prayer, contemplation, stillness and rest for the spiritual, mental and physical well-being of individuals, groups and communities.
