If it’s not in your diary, add it in now! — Our Animated Earth Concert kicks off at 7.30pm this Friday at St Pancras Church, Euston Rd, and all are welcome to join in with what promises to be a fantastic evening of music, fun and animation! The evening will feature music from Jess Gold…
Join us for an entertaining evening of eco-music and animation on Friday 7 September! Camden Friends of the Earth is excited to present Jess Gold and Luke Concannon in the Animated Earth Concert Tour, Friday 7 September 2012, 7pm, at the beautiful St Pancras church, Euston Road. Jess is launching her new album “Project Earth…
On Sunday 8 July we joined a bee walk in Hackney organised by Hackney & Tower Hamlets Friends of the Earth. It was an enlightening walk taking in lots of different areas – a cemetery, residential areas, busy roads, parks, and the canal towpath. We looked at how these different areas are managed, what’s good…
Join us for a free screening of ‘Vanishing of the Bees‘ at Camley St Natural Park (behind Kings Cross) on Tuesday 10 July and learn more about the disappearance of honeybees, what this means, and what we can do about it. When? Tuesday 10 July, 6.30pm Where? Camley St Natural Park, Camley Street, Kings Cross,…
You may have seen an innovative lawn-mowing technique at St Martin’s Church, Gospel Oak, last month, thanks to Sergio from our group: It got a special mention in the church newsletter from Revd. Chris Brice: “Sergio cut our grass & hedgerows with a bird & insect friendly eye: hence the attractive islands of wild flowers…
Camden Friends of the Earth was up bright & early (very early…!) this morning to participate in a UK-wide CBE “award ceremony”. Along with groups across the UK we helped award medals to Great Britons including Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Dr Samuel Johnson, Laurence Olivier and Queen Victoria. The CBE medals were awarded to recognise great…
Did you spot any of the dancing bees at the London Green Fair this weekend? The bees were out to promote our Bee Cause campaign. We had a great response with almost 600 petitions signed asking the government for a National Bee Action Plan. Everyone who signed got some info on practical actions to help…
We had a great start to our Bee Cause campaign with a stall at Parliament Hill Farmers’ Market on Saturday 12 May. It was a lovely sunny day and we had a fantastic response from shoppers and stallholders interested in how to help save bees. We gave away bee badges, ‘20 things you need to…
Camden Friends of the Earth is joining the Big Green Bike Ride this weekend, with Alex from our group bravely cycling 65 miles from London to Cambridge on Sunday 6 May. The Big Green Bike Ride is a 6-day bike ride from London to Edinburgh raising money for Friends of the Earth. As if cycling…
Our new campaign The Bee Cause launched last week, with a pop-up bee-friendly wildflower meadow outside the National Theatre on the South Bank. Action on bees is now more urgent than ever – you may have read recent news of the impact of harmful pesticides on bees. Together with other Friends of the Earth groups…