Wycombe Environment Projects

16/01/2026

2025 adds another dark stripe to the climate stripes.

New data released today, show that 2025 was Earth’s third warmest year on record, continuing an unprecedented run of extreme global temperatures.

Created at the University of Reading, by Professor Ed Hawkins, the climate stripes show how average global temperatures have changed over time, with red stripes marking hotter than average years.

The latest update confirms that the last 11 years have been the warmest ever recorded.
Warmer temperatures bring real impacts, from more intense heatwaves to increased flooding risk.

As the University enters its second century, this work highlights our renewed commitment to climate science that informs understanding and supports action around the world.

Read more 👉 https://rdg.ac/4sGfjPX

05/11/2025

A useful way of finding out about the practicalities and benefits of installing renewable energy

If you'd like to find out about installing solar, heat pump, battery, EV charging and improving energy efficiency for your home - come to one of our Open Eco-Homes in Weston Turville and Wendover.

Speak to home owners in a range of properties (farmhouse, grade II listed, detatched, semi detatched, 1500s-1900s) about their experiences of installing and living with greener energy efficient systems.

Booking essential - 2 dates, 4 eco-homes, 8 places per home. 🏠

https://buckscommunityenergy.org/open-eco-homes/

Follow BCE on Facebook for upcoming events, news and energy saving tips 💡

04/11/2025

A free webinar about preventing waste this Thursday - sign up via the link in the comments

Our friends at Garden Organic are hosting a free, 1 hour webinar called "Preventing Waste in the Community" on Thursday 6th November between 1-2pm.

Whether you're part of a green group, the sustainability lead at your school or business, study sustainability at university or are a resident who is keen to see how a community can go about reducing waste, this talk will provide you with the resources and contacts you need to make a difference. All are welcome to come along and learn a bit more about waste and how to reduce it.

Please register to attend via the link in the comments.

20/10/2025

This is a handy visual of some of the items that are most successfully repaired at repair cafes. If you haven’t discovered your local repair cafe High Wycombe Repair Cafe is a very good place to start!

How likely are different household item to be successfully repaired when presented at a repair cafe? Knives can easily be sharpened and made fit for more use.

01/10/2025

A lovely opportunity to join in some bulb planting along the top of the Pastures - everyone welcome and no experience needed but if you have got gardening gloves and a trowel or a spade please bring them!