Our guide to a greener Christmas
There's a lot of waste this time of year, want to find out what you can do to make your Christmas more environmentally friendly? Here are our suggestions...
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Nature all year round
We are working with children and their families to provide nature connections some children have been missing.
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Growing Up Green Festival
The Growing Up Green Festival taking place across Birmingham & the Black Country from 18- 26 September 2021 as part of The Great Big Green Week.
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Spring into action
In June we held a series of events for those interested in our Community Learning Programme. They can now be watched online.
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Back to nature!
We are thrilled to announce the return of our all-outdoor summer activities for 7-12 years old nature explorers (or those aspiring to be!). Wild Holiday Bunch will run for 10..
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Stay Active – Discover #BrumByBike
With help from Heart Research UK, Subway and Healthy Hearts Grants funding we have been able to provide free bike checks, cycling tuition, led rides and led bike rides.
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Brum Bike Bingo!
It’s a new year! The perfect time to make a fresh start and think about making changes. Choosing cycling is a great way to get fitter. It’s a fun way..
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Community Learning Programme
Do you work or volunteer with a community organisation based in Birmingham? Would your organisation like support in 2021 to become more environmentally friendly?
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Welcoming our new Director
Our new Director Simon Slater introduces himself and his vision for the future of ecobirmingham.
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Manor Farm Park litter picking trail
Explore the park, discover why single-use plastic isn’t great and how YOU can reduce the amount of plastic you use.
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Pop-Up Cycle Lanes
We share our experiences of pop-up cycle lanes across the city and meet a few people who have been using them.
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‘Places for People’ Birmingham
An overview of LTNs (Low Traffic Neighbourhoods) in Birmingham and how they have had a positive impact on areas across the country.
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