Green Network News

Starting in Spring/Summer in Lewisham, London

A sanctuary for nature in Yorkshire

A new book from the Natural History Museum, London

New course from Brighton Permaculture Trust

Kenton Cool: Life & Times of a High Altitude Mountain Guide. RGS 24 November

Memorial fund established in Horatio Chapple's name

New website for townies who are country people at heart - and news of our London elms

1 October Closing date for Europa Nostra Awards 2012 entries

Tickets for Mayfair's sought-after annual eco-conference go on sale

Autumn gardening goes on show 2 - 4 September

Guidance on more than 60 tree species grown in Britain's forests

Woodland Trust launches cycleable tree trail

Smart phones website help map island’s elms

Grab some seeds and pick up tips at the Millennium Seed Bank

St Regis Close to open on 24 July. Take any unwanted tools for Tools Shed.

Help clean up your street with your smart phone

Triumph for people power as Bio-Bug takes to Bristol's streets

The Foundation is part of London's new tree campaign

Garden in Liverpool's heart goes from strength to strength

Church bells across the country rang in tune with the United Nations to mark crucial international talks on biodiversity.

Cyclists set off on their marathon two year bike ride

New book on the state of wildlife in Britain and Ireland

David Shreeve's review of a beautiful book about the 'phoenix tree'

Hindus worldwide called to reflect how they can contribute to preserving biodiversity

Trace where your clothes come from with Rapanui

One of London's oldest and largest gardens opens on Saturday

More than 120 private gardens open for TfL's Open Garden Squares Weekend

The BBC is looking for people for a new series

Special edition of UK wildlife review focuses on invasive species

Researchers at the University of Essex have proved that a ‘dose’ of nature is good for your health and well-being.

Research shows people will forgo luxury for green products when status is at stake

Looking After War Memorials conference, 10 June and 9 Septembe

Unemployed young people in Pennine area can learn ancient craft free

9 - 12 September 2010

Places of Worship At Risk survey: call for evidence

Businesses, government and campaign groups unite to cut litter

New proposals to tackle greenwash and inaccurate product claims

Wheatears are arriving

A campaign to make the most of our streets

London Parks & Gardens Trust has launched a new website for Greater London's historic parks, gardens and other open spaces

The London Sustainable Development Commission announces its 2010 winners

This year's Open Garden Squares weekend takes place on 12 and 13 June

The ‘MoorLife’ project aims to restore more than 2,000 acres of Peak District and South Pennine moorland.

18th July is The Big Lunch Day in 2010

A total of 63 species will be added to the list of invasive non-native species that cannot be introduced into the wild.

Enjoy the spectacle of nature bursting into life at Wakehurst Place

One gold hazel nut and 19 silver ones still to be found in nationwide hunt to save the rare hazel dormouse

Campaign to rid streets of unnecessary clutter gets royal support

Find out who are this year's 'winners'

Threatened crayfish find new home in disused limestone quarries

Volunteers to be recruited for work at Stonehenge from next Spring

Ambitious voluntary targets set for farmers to retain and surpass the environmental benefits achieved under the previous set-aside system

Colesbourne Park's Spring open weekends

New plans to control Japanese Knotweed

Soil Association report says organic farming absorbs more carbon

Half people living in rural areas report decline in quality of life

Call for Opera House to abandon giant wind turbine plans

Degrees Cooler encourages greener living

Apply to visit to 2009 World Habitat Award winner

Celebrity soundbites won't help climate change issue

Local authorities come up with scheme to work with communities

Isle of Wight Eco Fashion brand enables people to trace where their clothes come from