Events

Waldringfield Wildlife Group presents 'Grasshoppers and Crickets: Identification and conservation in a changing climate', an illustrated talk by Dr. Tim Gardiner, county Essex recorder for grasshoppers and crickets.

We can’t believe how much has happened over the past few years - it really is inspiring and we can’t wait to share it with you!

Overview How a community can work together to own their own power station, and provide all the energy they need for their homes. What is Community Energy? Across the country more groups, communities, and institutions are getting excited about community energy. Solar panels on the roof of your own house is the most obvious way […]

A free drop-in session on how to turn your old bicycle into an electric bike.

Free workshop to build a bat detector, suitable for all ages.

Overview A plain-English exploration into a topic which baffles many. Have rising energy bills and concern about climate change tempted you to invest in a home solar PV system and maybe a battery too? In this talk, Phil will seek to de-mystify a subject that people have told him they find confusing. He will describe […]

A talk by Harry Tucker, Reserves Manager, Natural England.

Overview "I work on landscape-scale conservation, sometimes with camera traps, sometimes with remote audio surveys, and always with people" Citizen Science (CS) and Community benefit are the beating hearts of the DCC (can you have two?) If you've ever had a Transition Woodbridge bat-box in your garden, you'll be pleased to know that Mark is […]

Overview Fusion Power and other FutureTech is one thing, but when Dan mentioned orbiting solar panels, always in the sun, we were hooked. There was a time when coal was gold. We've absorbed the solar panel and the nuclear reactor, but it looks like there's a lot more coming our way in terms of energy […]