Help Shape Plymouth’s Plan for Nature
Plymouth City Council is inviting feedback on a new five-year plan to put nature at the heart of the city’s future.
The plan aims to create a nature-rich Plymouth, where everyone lives within 400m of quality green space, and natural areas are treated as vital infrastructure.
It also supports green jobs, climate resilience, and inclusive community spaces designed with local input.
CAMP: Where Are We Now?
From 6 September to 25 October 2025, the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton presents CAMP: Where Are We Now?—a vibrant exhibition of contemporary art responding to environmental themes.
Created by members of CAMP (Contemporary Art Membership Platform), the show features diverse works exploring climate and ecological issues from multiple perspectives and disciplines.
CAMP is a member-led network supporting artists across Devon, Cornwall, and the Isles of Scilly. This exhibition showcases their creativity, collaboration, and commitment to sustainable futures.
Visit the gallery to experience thought-provoking art and join the conversation on where we stand in relation to our changing environment.
Active Hope Course – Build Resilience for Climate Action
Totnes Climate Hub is offering a transformative Active Hope course, inspired by the work of Joanna Macy and Chris Johnstone. It’s designed to help participants explore emotions around the climate crisis, strengthen resilience, and take meaningful action.
The course follows the four stages of the Work That Reconnects, offering a supportive space for reflection and empowerment.
Apply by 10 September.
Film Screening & Curry Night: #CLIMATESCAM?
Join a powerful evening of food, film, and conversation at the Alice Cross Centre, Teignmouth, on Saturday 13 September.
Screening #CLIMATESCAM?, a documentary by Cornwall Climate Care that dives into the world of climate misinformation and its real-world consequences.
Evening Schedule
6:30pm: Curry supper (vegan option available)
7:30pm: Film screening – #CLIMATESCAM?
8–9pm: Group discussion
Free entry – booking essential (seating is limited)
Donations welcome for the film
Curry includes rice, naan, poppadoms & chutneys – £15 on the night. The bar will be open throughout, serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks at competitive prices.
Join the Community Bike Ride
 Get your wheels ready for a fun and friendly Community Bike Ride hosted by Exmouth Town Council and Exmouth Tri-Hards!
📅 Date: Sunday 14 September
🕘 Time: Meet at 9:30am, ride departs at 10:30am, finishes by 12:30pm
📍 Location: The Mallow, Sideshore, Exmouth
Enjoy a scenic 3.2-mile ride from Sideshore to A La Ronde and back, with free refreshments and a half-hour break at the halfway point. The route includes the seafront and Exe Trail, with stewards and bike leaders on hand to support the group.
Pedal-assisted e-bikes welcome. Families are encouraged to join, but under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.
Free to attend.
Climate Mingle with Plymouth Energy Community
 Join the next Climate Mingle on Thursday 25 September, 6–8pm at Plymouth Energy Community’s new advice hub on Union Street.
Whether you're curious about solar panels, heat pumps, or just want to tackle condensation, this is a great chance to ask questions and explore practical, local solutions.
Come along, connect with others, and get inspired!
Big Green Fair in the Square
27 September 2025 11:00 to 14:00
Town Square, Crediton
Planning is now under way for the annual Big Green Fair in the Square in 2025.
Please save the date and get in touch at info@sustainablecrediton.org.uk if you would
like to be involved. It's a great opportunity for new volunteers to come forward and
assist with what is always a very enjoyable event.
A Bioregional Banquet: Cultivating Common Ground
Join the Bioregional Learning Centre on Friday 3rd October, 5–10pm at The Barn, South Milton, for an inspiring evening exploring the future of food in South Devon.
This unique event brings together farmers, food producers, and local residents to share a meal and engage in open, inclusive conversations about building a more resilient and sustainable food system.
Through storytelling, community dialogue, and a shared banquet, the evening will highlight how local food culture can support climate adaptation, food security, and social connection.
Spotlight on Local Food: Join the 4Fs Event
 Food, Farming, Fisheries and Forestry (4Fs) is hosting an event on Saturday 4th October at the Courtenay Centre, Newton Abbot, focused on the value of local food.
The day will feature sessions on food and health, the role of local food in schools, and ways to support local producers.
Reserve your place and choose your sessions via Eventbrite.
The Mossy Carpet: A Celebration of Small Climate Actions
Thanks to an incredible community effort, over £11,000 was raised to bring The Mossy Carpet to life in Plymouth this November!
Now, you're invited to experience the public exhibition at the Market Hall, Plymouth, from 17–23 November.
This is your one and only chance to walk the full length of this extraordinary, community-made artwork and listen to powerful audio stories shared by contributors.
It’s a joyful, hopeful celebration of the small climate actions that connect us all.
Free entry – no booking required
Motability Foundation Grants – Supporting Accessible Transport for Disabled People
Wild About Devon 2025 – Small Grants for Community Wildlife Projects
South West Water – Better Futures Fund: Grants for Community Wellbeing & Environment
New Allotment Site Fund – Grants to Create Community-Managed Growing Spaces
West Devon Borough Council – Grants for Community Halls, Arts, Local Events & Emergency Projects
Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust – Grants for Radical Solutions to Justice, Peace & Sustainability
Devon Emergency Resilience Fund – Small Grants to Help Communities Prepare for Emergencies
The Tree Council – Grants for Tree Planting, Hedgerows & Greening Community Spaces
Linder Foundation – Grants for Biodiversity, Sustainable Farming & Support for Vulnerable Young People
Awards for All – Grants for Small Environmental Projects That Strengthen Communities
Devon County Council Locality Budgets – Small Grants from Councillors for Local Community Projects
Greener Homes Alliance – Phase 2: Loans for Energy-Efficient Housing Projects in the South West
North Devon Community Councillor Grants – Small Grants for Local Projects That Benefit the Community
Leach Fourteenth Trust – Grants for Charities Supporting Vulnerable People in the South West
Patagonia Environmental Grants – Funding for Grassroots Action on Climate, Biodiversity & Environmental Justice
Calisen Impact Charitable Trust – Grants for Energy Efficiency, Education & Community Wellbeing Projects
NGS Community Garden Grants – Funding to Create or Enhance Community Gardens That Promote Health & Wellbeing
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