News and Events
Helping to make Greater Manchester a world-leading Green City Region is our priority. Our environment underpins all aspects of our daily lives. We face urgent and significant challenges presented by a changing climate that require us all to take action now if we are to achieve our goal of carbon-neutrality by 2038.
Join us for Greater Manchester Tree Month!
City of Trees celebrates Greater Manchester’s treasure trove of trees and woodlands and encourages people to learn more about their amazing benefits this November.
ReadFREE WEBINAR: Biodiversity Net Gain in Greater Manchester
Professionals working on the delivery of Biodiversity Net Gain Greater Manchester will want to sign up for this new webinar.
ReadRHS Garden Bridgewater to open in July 2020
This week, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) announced that its fifth garden and first new garden for nearly two decades, RHS Garden Bridgewater, is opening to the public from Thursday 30 July 2020.
ReadGreater Manchester to Invest Over £1.5million in New Tree Planting
The city region has secured funding from The Urban Tree Challenge Fund, matching existing resources, to plant both small saplings and large urban trees.
ReadThe Top 10 Projects Greening Greater Manchester
In July 2019, the Greater Manchester Combined Authority declared a climate emergency. As we begin to radically decarbonise the city region, action must be taken to adapt to the extreme weather that ‘baked-in’ emissions will bring.
ReadWatch Out for Muddy Puddles!
Join us for a wet and muddy story walk along Rochdale Canal and up to Newton Heath Dog Club. Enjoy a reading of ‘Watch Out for Muddy Puddles!’ and our trail. This walk may not be suitable for pushchairs.
ReadEvents
See our upcoming events below.