Communities are going wild in Derbyshire!
It is no secret that the world is in a biodiversity and climate crisis, a situation that has made people feel helpless and fearful. In Derbyshire, we have been pushing the boundaries to empower…
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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust launches network to help communities improve County's landscape
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has launched a new initiative aimed at bringing landowners, local communities and project leaders together to inspire and implement a nature-led approach to Nature’s…
Derby’s Communities Inspired to Make Space for Nature in UK-wide project
Community groups and individuals have taken action for nature in inner city areas of Derby as part of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Nextdoor Nature programme.
Derby communities revive green spaces to boost wildlife and wellbeing
Derby is one of fifty areas across the UK kickstarting a grassroots response to the climate emergency and nature loss.
Funds available for Trent Valley communities caring for their local area
Money is available to help people living in the Trent Valley transform their local environment. The Wildlife Trusts are encouraging groups to plan, deliver and apply for projects before the next…
Arts Council England funding set to give a cultural boost to Amber Valley communities
Communities within Amber Valley, Derbyshire, are set to benefit from a new programme of cultural activity after a consortium, led by the University of Derby, was awarded a grant of up to £826,000…
Swift Streets: How Chesterfield Communities are Joining Forces to Save an Iconic Bird
An exciting community-led project is gathering pace in Chesterfield, helping to boost populations of Swifts in Derbyshire. With the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Derbyshire…
Disadvantaged communities across the UK empowered to let nature flourish thanks to £5m National Lottery funding
Nextdoor Nature – a new natural legacy to mark the Queen’s Jubilee – will help nature flourish in Derby.
The Derby West Indian Community’s Youth Take Up Environmental Fight
In 1955, one of Derby’s oldest community groups was formed – The Derby West Indian Community Association (DWICA), as a way for the early Windrush generation to advocate and support each other. 68…
Community Hub
The Whistlestop Community Wellbeing Hub, located on the platform at Matlock Bath Railway Station, is now available for groups to use for sessions and activities that improve the local community’s health and wellbeing, and connect people to nature.
Community’s Vision Blossoms: Outdoor Learning Space Takes Root at Allestree Park
The community’s vision for a welcoming outdoor learning space at Allestree Park is beginning to take root, as partners behind the Community Rewilding Project move forward with plans for a…
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