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MIDDLESBROUGH Environment City
Led by The Wildlife Trusts and funded by The National Lottery Community Fund, Our Bright Future was a youth empowerment partnership that covered a number of projects including One Planet Pioneers that ourselves, Actes Employability, Tees Valley Wildlife Trust and Teesside University worked on that helped a number of young people earn useful life skills and experience in environmental sustainability.
Ahead of the closing of Our Bright Future, a video outlining the outcomes and the benefits that this wonderful initiative provided has been released, and can be viewed below.
The full report can be read at www.ourbrightfuture.co.uk/about/our-impact
Latest News
Well, folks, we're signing off for the weekend. Before we go and kick our feet up, be sure to kick your own feet up, too: #NoMowMay is around the corner and that means putting the lawnmower down, tossing some wildflower seeds around if need be and letting it all grow! Doing so will attract more bees and butterflies, provide birds with a natural food-source, provide highways and hideaways for mammals such as hedgehogs! So go on: Put your feet up and let that lawn grow. The wildlife will thank you for it!Get ready to let it grow for #NoMowMay 🌱
Plantlife's No Mow May campaign is back. Take action for nature by putting the lawnmower away and letting the wildflowers bloom 🌸
Even the smallest grassy patch can make a huge difference for our wildlife, including our bumblebees 🐝
Found out more 👉 ow.ly/b31m50RjBII
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Upcoming Events
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Apr
Communities Growing Together – Edible Forest Garden Group
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Apr
Communities Growing Together – Volunteer Session @ Sandy Flatts Community Garden
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May
Communities Growing Together - Volunteer Garden Build
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May
Communities Growing Together - Volunteer Session @ Town Farm Community Allotment
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May
Communities Growing Together – Edible Forest Garden Group
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May
Communities Growing Together - Volunteer Session @ Sandy Flatts Community Garden
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