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Salford school creates new woodland to help borough tackle climate change

Salford school creates new woodland to help borough tackle climate change

by Nikki Brown | Feb 19, 2025 | Natural Environment

City of Trees, the Community Forest for Greater Manchester, has been working with Salford City Academy in Eccles to plant over 600 trees on the school grounds. 602 whips were planted as part of a programme of works with the school’s eco and intervention group...
Manchester Libraries gain funding to help communities connect with nature

Manchester Libraries gain funding to help communities connect with nature

by Nikki Brown | Oct 29, 2024 | Uncategorized

Manchester is among 26 English public library services that have received funding to launch new projects this month to help their communities build stronger connections with nature. Manchester City Council is teaming up with Natural England to establish seed libraries...
Salford City Council pledges to plant 8,000 trees by 2028

Salford City Council pledges to plant 8,000 trees by 2028

by Nikki Brown | Oct 15, 2024 | Uncategorized

  Salford City Council has pledged to support the planting of 8,000 trees by 2028, as part of their commitment to fighting climate change. The council will work with the Greater Manchester community forest and charity, City of Trees, to identify planting sites...
Trafford’s Longford Park receives funding for improvements through The National Lottery Heritage Fund

Trafford’s Longford Park receives funding for improvements through The National Lottery Heritage Fund

by Nikki Brown | Sep 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

Longford Park in Stretford, Trafford has received funding to improve the park for local residents, visitors and wildlife in the long term. After the council was awarded a grant of over £3 million thanks to National Lottery players, through The National Lottery...
Local children get the bug for biodiversity at MIX MANCHESTER

Local children get the bug for biodiversity at MIX MANCHESTER

by Nikki Brown | Sep 5, 2024 | Uncategorized

Local children and staff from Woodhouse Park Family Centre in Wythenshawe joined the MIX MANCHESTER team to install a series of special bug hotels for the mini beasts at the 60-acre site at Manchester Airport. The children, aged 5-11, and their care team helped to...
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