Richmondshire Green Week

The top-drawer string ensemble, directed by leading clarinet soloist Emma Johnson, plays Puccini’s Crisantemi, Vaughan Williams Fantasia, Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings and Emma’s poignant new piece Tree of Life, which was prompted by the climate emergency and draws inspiration from nature and from the hope that-by acting together-we can mitigate...

Save Our Swale and guest speakers are holding their 2nd public meeting in order to inform the community of the results of the campaign’s water quality monitoring programme, to share the key objectives for 2024/ 2025 and to promote ongoing awareness of the continuing pollution of the Swale.
This is a ticket only free event.

Many people have stressed the need to re-assess the way we live in order to create a sustainable way of living on Earth. Join us on this volunteer-led tour, where we will be explaining how the monks went about things and how they saw things- which might give food for...

Many people have stressed the need to re-assess the way we live in order to create a sustainable way of living on Earth. Join us on this volunteer-led tour, where we will be explaining how the monks went about things and how they saw things- which might give food for...

Tom is an ecologist and author, who for over twenty two years worked for the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Oxford University. His authorial career comprised a number of children’s books, including The River Singers, The Rising, and Trickster, all of which drew on ecological knowledge of water voles and rats,...

Celebrate community action tackling climate change and protecting nature, as The Station hosts a community focussed Eco Day on Saturday 15th June.
We will be joined by a number of local environmental groups who will be here to share their work in helping to save the environment. Come along as say...

Celebrate community action tackling climate change and protecting nature, as The Station hosts a community focussed Eco Day on Saturday 15th June – part of The Great Big Green Week.
We will be joined by a number of local environmental groups who will be here to share their work in...

In the spring of 2022, nature writer, Roger Morgan-Grenville, walked alone for 1,000 miles through Britain northwards from Lymington at the pace of the advancing season. He wanted to see for himself at slow pace the state of nature in his country, and the efforts that were being made to...