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Do you know someone who puts their heart into making their community a better place, or who lives a truly green lifestyle? If so, Cynnal Cymru - Sustain Wales wants to hear about them and give them the recognition they deserve! Nominate your Green Hero for the Wales Green List by Friday 17 September 2010. How to apply: In approximately 300 words, describe the person you’re nominating, their achievement, and the inspiration or difference this has made. Please feel free to nominate yourself! The judging criteria: The judges are looking for inspirational people living and working in Wales. We are looking for individuals who deserve recognition for their work. The nominee may work as part of a larger team, but we want to recognise the one person that deserves most credit, not just the most senior member of the team. If you feel it important to nominate a whole group (for example a school, a community group or a business team) we want you to explain why this group as a whole should be recognised, focusing on what they achieved by working as a group. It is easy to online apply at http://www.sustainwales.com/home/en/campaigns_greenlist.aspx
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At the Environment Centre, Pier Street, Swansea How can we meet both environmental and economic regeneration aspirations for Swansea Bay and prepare for new bathing water quality regulations A progress update from the Swansea Bay Task Group and the Swansea Bay Bathing Water Quality Working Group followed by an opportunity to ask questions and share ideas. Chaired by Reena Owen, Director of Environment, City and County of Swansea Guest speaker from the Centre for Research into Environment & Health, Aberystwyth University All welcome - entry FREE Tea & coffee available This event is organised by Swansea Environmental Forum (SEF) and will be followed by a short general meeting of SEF members for the adoption of an updated constitution For more information telephone Jenny Edwards on 01792 480200.
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22nd February- 7th March 2010
Events will include a Fair Trade and Upcycled Fashion Show, the Swansea Bay BIG Fairtrade Lunch and much more.... To find out about Fair Trade in Swansea... Read on
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7pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010
At the Environment Centre, Pier St. Swansea SA1 1RY
What is a Carbon Footprint and how do we measure it?
How can we as individuals, communities, businesses, and organisations reduce our Carbon Footprint?
Hear what the experts have to say, ask questions and share ideas.
Chair:
Reena Owen, Director of Environment, CCS
Speakers:
The Carbon Trust
TBC
Entry FREE!
Tea & coffee available.
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10am - 4pm at the National Waterfront Museum, Maritime Quarter, Swansea.
It is the 25th Green Fayre!
Swansea's annual Green Fayre is organised by The Environment Centre and will be bigger and better than ever this year. There will be stalls and activities on the two floors of the museum with over 60 stalls offering South Wales' best selection of ethical and environmental gifts, products and advice, all under the one roof. Visit th Centre's website for more details www.environmentcentre.org.uk
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7pm Wednesday 25th November 2009
At the Environment Centre, Pier St. Swansea SA1 1RY
Is air quality in Swansea getting better or worse?
How is air quality measured in Swansea
and what can be done to improve it?
Hear what the experts have to say,
ask questions and share ideas.
Chair:
Reena Owen, Director of Environment, CCS
Speakers:
Huw Morgan, Pollution Control Manager, CCS
Philip McDonnell, Swansea Environmental Forum
Entry FREE!
Tea & coffee available.
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