There are lots of ways we are engaging the Sid Valley community in making an impact on the climate and the environment, from the Repair Café to the Plastic Warriors, from Sidmouth in Bloom to the Biodiversity Group. Something that has been particularly successful in engaging the wider community has been the Sidmouth Sea Fest & Coastal… Read More »COP30 comes to Sidmouth!
Last week, the Sidmouth School of Art were putting on free half-term workshops: where art and nature meet, and that included their COP 30 | Sidmouth School Of Art poster design session – which will be happening again on Saturday 8th and Saturday 15th November: This project inspired and coordinated by Brazilian Sidmouth Resident and artist Lucia Cooper… Read More »Sidmouth & Devon @ COP30
We all like a good story – and it’s stories that move us. If you’d like to hear some story-telling from people who know what they’re talking about, on Thursday week – November 6th – we have the University of Exeter star climate scientists (and authors of international reports) speaking on new stories about the climate… Read More »Telling climate stories
A lot has been happening locally on climate action – and the Eco Hub has been at the centre of much of what has been happening in the Sid Valley. Back in September the Eco Hub Sidmouth returned with free family fun at the Library back in September – which involved things such as spotting the poo – and ‘any… Read More »Celebrating Eco Hub Sidmouth!
As climate awareness across the globe grows, people want to know that a policy will actually reduce emissions – and one of those policies is to enable more renewable energy to be produced. In these parts, permission was given for the expansion of the biomethane plant [aka low-carbon energy system] just outside Exeter a couple of years ago – and tomorrow,… Read More »Renewables: good news from Clyst St Mary to China and beyond…
There are lots of things happening locally on climate action and climate awareness across the globe is growing. But we’d still like to know what we can actually do to address climate change. This blog has put together a piece on practical tips to help households reduce emissions, conserve resources, and embrace nature without sacrificing comfort or style. And the… Read More »“What can I actually do to address climate change?” – “Find your Climate Superpowers!”
This month, we had the first Sidmouth Climate Café popping up! Here’s a look at what it got up to – and what the idea is all about – from Eco Hub Sidmouth founder Bernie Davis: Sidmouth’s First Climate Café Despite the rain and gloomy outlook people gathered under a gazebo in Blackmore Gardens on… Read More »Sidmouth’s first Climate Café – space to talk!
Last weekend, the Eco Hub Sidmouth returned with a free family fun at the Library. As reported by Bernie Davis of the Eco Hub Sidmouth project: Following the 6 drop-in sessions of the trial, it was decided to focus on activities and workshops in the autumn programme to be delivered at Sidmouth Library. On 13th… Read More »Spot the poo – and ‘any other bits of nature you might want to pick up from the park and forest floor’!
The Eco Hub Sidmouth has a new logo: … This was drawn and designed by local artist and naturalist Katherine Gray. Katherine has been very much part of the Eco Hub project from its inception. Here she is at one of the sessions earlier in the year: Drawing from Nature @ Sidmouth Eco Hub –… Read More »New logo for Eco Hub Sidmouth!
The first Eco Hub Sidmouth returned with free family fun at the Library on Saturday. There’s more coming this coming weekend – when the Eco Hub Sidmouth puts on its first Climate Café Pop-up: All welcome! See you then: We’ll be out of the rain! Meanwhile, there are the Exeter Topsham & Exmouth Climate Cafes… Read More »The first Sidmouth Climate Café pops up!