Community Toy Swap – 28th June
Come along and donate, find or swap pre-loved toys, costumes, clothes or books, for children. Kids are really welcome 🙂
Climate Fresk online workshop – 23rd April
This facilitated interactive gaming workshop will help you understand the implications of the IPCC report.
Repair Cafe and Seed Swap – May 3rd
Bring your broken items so our experts can give them a second lease of life for free!
Dawn chorus walk – 3rd May
Join our experts on a gentle walk to listen dawn birdsong. (Croissants and coffee after)
Wild gym: rake and cake – 26th April
Help us restore a wildflower meadow and create an areas for wildlife to find refuge.
People, Planet, Pint (social) event – 3rd June
Do you care about the environment and building a sustainable community? Our bi-monthly social is a great opportunity to connect with like-minded people who are passionate about sustainability, nature, and making a positive impact in Amersham.
Top tips for a sustainable festive season
Christmas can be an expensive time, and comes with lots of associated materials which can contribute to waste and unsustainability. Here’s our top tips to keep your Christmas sustainable:
People, Planet, Pint in October
Thursday October 10th, 7pm – 9pm
The Tank Room @ The Beech House, Hill Avenue, Amersham
Join us for another social gathering and meet like-minded local residents who all share the interest of helping make Amersham a more sustainable town. Sign up via Eventbrite to qualify for a free first drink (conditions apply).
Eco Fair at the Amersham Free Church
Saturday 14th September 10am- 2pm, at Amersham Free Church
Sustainable and Wild Amersham will be there, with information about the Repair Café, a Toy and Book swap, and nature activities for children.
Come and say hello, bring your toys and books to swap, and we need more volunteers, so if you can help out on the day, email us here.
Wild Gyms – Rake and cake
Sunday 1st and 8th September (afternoon) at Amersham Hospital and Amersham Band sites.
Our trained scythers will be scything the meadows, but we need more volunteers to make the team complete; to rake up the ‘arisings’ (the cut grass and flowers) which will be used to create compost heaps that amphibians, hedgehogs and other creatures can use to overwinter.