Join University of Manchester to explore cool ways local folks are making Greater Manchester greener and more sustainable!
Help shape the future of CyanLines by taking part in this first public survey. The survey aims to gather as much information as possible to support important decisions about the future development of CyanLines.
The 100 miles of CyanLines routes, starting with the city centres of Manchester and Salford, will eventually link the region’s green and blue spaces, squares, pocket parks, rivers, canals and viaducts, enabling residents and visitors to connect with nature, one another and help reduce the effects of climate change.
Spend an evening with the repair community and share expertise, build relationships and chat about what works and what doesn’t.
Featuring a talk and Q&A from an industry expert.
Whether you're new to repair or an established group, Recycle for Greater Manchester invite you to a community evening celebrating all things repair. A relaxed networking evening where fixers across our city region can meet, chat, learn and support one another.
Join Ryder Brow Community Allotment Society for free organic gardening workshops throughout 2026.
When: Saturdays or Sundays from 30 May 2026 to 19 October 2026
Time: 10am - 12pm
Venue: Ryder Brow Community Allotment Society, Far Lane, Gorton, M18 7FF
Join Ardwick Climate Action for a hands-on celebration of local organisations, and have your say on how to make local green spaces work for you.
There will be free food, moneysaving tips and a film screening.
In a volatile energy market shaped by ongoing geopolitical uncertainty, charities are under increasing pressure to manage costs effectively while avoiding unnecessary risk.
This free webinar, hosted by Ben Mason, will explore current energy market conditions and provide practical guidance on:
Are you worried about the cost of energy bills? Concerned about green spaces in your neighbourhood? Feeling like environmental decisions get made without people like you in the room?
Turn2us are hosting a community conversation, as part of Everyone's Environment: Local, in Greater Manchester for people experiencing financial insecurity — and Turn2us want your honest views on what environmental priorities matter most in your area.
South Manchester Credit Union offers ethical financial advice to anyone who lives or works in South and Central Manchester and Trafford. They work to support those in the community to borrow and save, including those with low credit scores, and they help people to develop a good saving habit. Their mission is to empower people to achieve financial goals.
Their 'Green Loans' have been designed to support people to buy things such as bicycles, garden tools, greenhouses, electric cars and upgrade doors and heating systems.
Do you want to get outside more and meet new people?
22nd April - 10th June, 10am - 11.30am at The Grange Community Resource Centre, Pilgrim Drive, Beswick, M11 3TQ
Ecotherapy uses the power of nature to support people to improve their health and wellbeing. Sessions will be fun, informal, and relaxed, with activities including food growing, environmental art, and nature-based crafts. Sow the City will provide hot drinks, snacks, and all necessary gardening tools and materials.
Do you want to strengthen your organisation’s environmental and social impact?
Sow the City is hosting a unique development programme for 20 community green leaders in the VCSE sector – delivered at Manchester Museum.
This is a free, five-day programme (spread over three months) designed for 20 community green leaders in the VCSE sector. It brings together leadership development, practical skills training, peer learning, and opportunities to connect with key experts and partners across the city.
The course will cover: