June “little green adventures” Newsletter
Our monthly newsletter for families with children to create a future where our children can thrive.
St Mary’s School 150th anniversary celebrations
Wild Amersham is joining St Mary’s School on 29 September for its 150th anniversary celebrations.
Nature activities at Amersham Band on Heritage Day
On September the 10th Amersham Band and Wild Amersham supported nature activities at the band site including activities for children.
Wildflower botany activity
In August Wild Amersham organised a family wildflower botany activity at the nature@AmershamBand site, with children making wildflower bookmarks, learning about wild plants on a wildflower trail and looking at pollinators through a microscope. The event was attended by 29 children and 11 adults and much enjoyed by all – with the warm weather helping! This event […]
Scything workshop
In August, Wild Amersham held a scything workshop for 11 volunteers so in future they can mow the wildflowers meadows Wild Amersham supports (using machinery compacts the soil which is not good for wildflowers).
Sustainable Amersham Annual General Meeting
On a very rainy Wednesday evening 18th October we held our 3rd AGM combined with our first ever People Planet Pint social event at The Beech House.
Support Second Hand September
Shop second hand and donate, reuse, re-wear and restyle during Second Hand September – and beyond! WHAT IS SECOND HAND SEPTEMBER? Second Hand September is a campaign run by Oxfam to encourage people to buy only second hand items for the month of September. When you shop and donate second hand, you reduce waste, take […]
Understanding Climate Change with Climate Fresk
In just 3 hours, the collaborative Climate Fresk workshop will teach you the fundamental science behind climate change and empower you to take action.
Pesticides – the problems
People are calling for an end to the use of hazardous chemicals in their towns and cities moving to pesticide free methods of weed control.
New “Green Families” project
Sustainable Amersham is starting a new project to help local families with kids understand the risks of a warming planet, where people and nature are in danger.