.Community Interest Company Climate Action North is featured in Herald Scotland’s 100 Days of Hope campaign, which will culminate with the publication of an official Declaration of Hope.

Community Interest Company Climate Action North is gearing up for a month of Climate Hope with a raft of events aimed at showcasing and encouraging positive, practical action to tackle the climate emergency.

Proprietor of Dalton Moor Farm, and active member of Net Zero Matters Networking, Jenny Connor has scooped a raft of awards recognising the environmental achievements and credentials of her 24-acre farm holding located on the wild and windswept moorland in East Durham.

Paula McMahon, civil engineer and chair of Engineering Together on Teesside, explains how to think about our impact on the natural world. These simple hints and tips help us contribute in meaningful ways by utilising the recycling facilities we have.

Community Interest Company Climate Action North is supporting three key campaigns that are all focused on tackling the climate and ecological crisis.

Great Big Green Week, the Marine Conservation Society Great British Beach Clean week, and the Global Week to #Act4SDGs all take place during September with thousands of events and activities taking place to help communities take action to tackle climate change, protect green spaces, and encourage others to get involved.

A regular attendee, Catherine Tuckwell joined the group when it formed during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020.

Screen time has never been higher. With streaming now more popular than ever and social media an inevitable part of our daily lives, we spend more time than ever using electrical devices, which all contributes to our digital carbon footprint.

As long-standing supporters of Conservation Without Borders (CWB), Climate Action North was delighted to welcome Sacha Dench and the Round Britain Climate Challenge (RBCC) team to the North East Business Innovation Centre (BIC) located beside the River Wear in Sunderland.

Climate Action North’s series of online and face-to-face roadshow style events are designed to empower everyone to make simple, small changes to halt the climate crisis.

Environmental activists Greenpeace moored its iconic Rainbow Warrior III vessel in Sunderland as part of its campaign to demand a fair transition to renewable energy.