Edible Gardens Bridport In 2014 St Mary’s School in Bridport launched its edible garden, and since then children at the school have learnt about organic gardening of food plants, and how to prepare them. There are two polytunnels and outdoor vegetable beds and soft fruits, a foraging hedge and an orchard. The emphasis is on regenerative gardening through a no-dig approach, where the children learn about the magic of soil and the pleasure of cooking.. The project is run as a partnership between Sustainable Bridport and Home In Bridport. Smoothy making Soil Demo St Mary’s Primary School Edible Garden ,Mayor…

Why Fashion? To make our wardrobes sustainable, we must cut how many new clothes we buy by 75% Source: European Environmental Bureau 2022 We started Bridport Fashion Revolution to highlight the massive environmental impact of the fashion industry, suggesting why and how we could change this, whilst still being fun AND building a more sustainable system that would strengthen our local economy. This has included films, talks, clothes swaps, pre-loved sales, teaching mending and upcycling skills, re-thinking your wardrobe and more. If this is something that interests you please get in touch here. Email Us Our vision is to build…

Dorset Greener Homes Dorset CAN coordinates the Greener Open Homes events across Dorset to showcase ideas for greener living. For two weekends annually there’s an opportunity to visit homes – plus gardens, allotments, churches, schools, village halls – venues where steps have been taken to save energy and avoid using fossil fuels as well as to promote biodiversity. The focus is on low cost solutions to cut energy use, reduce waste and save money, as well as looking after nature in your garden. Alongside that are opportunities to view low carbon technologies like solar panels, heat pumps and electric cars.…