Susanne Charlett already used very little plastic in her shop when Watlington Climate Action Group approached her to discuss the Surfers...

Keep the lawnmower in the shed, manage your lawn and plant local seeds for greater biodiversity, write Fiona Danks (WCAG) and Iain...

For those who would like to comment on biodiversity relating to the Redrow planning application for sites B and C to contribute to the...

Offsetting carbon emissions can be controversial, so WCAG has carefully selected a partner for Watlington’s first offsetting scheme,...

Tom Robinson of Watlington Climate Action Group examines how understanding the protein in our food can improve the health of our diets I...

Tom Robinson On 6th February the Homes & Energy team led by Kate Brown ran a community advice desk at the Parish council offices. The...

A Talk by Jonty Brunyee, Farm Ed, for the Wild Oxfordshire Annual Lecture Write-up by Nicola Schafer The lecture was introduced by Wild...

I first heard about the idea of Meatless Mondays a few years ago when Arnold Schwarzenegger was interviewed about his diet. During the...

Saturday the 7th January had dawned wet and wild but the worst of the weather avoided the fifteen volunteers gathered in West Meadow. Our...

The Watlington Plasticblitz collects litter – and vital pollution data Joint WCAG/WEG plastic litter picking helps our rivers and the...

Tom Robinson examines the impact that meat production makes on the environment and finds the common objections to change may not stand up...

There is a host of free advice, support and resources available online to help you save energy and money says, Kate Brown With the cost...

I loved milk. I used to be one of those people that would buy the thickest, creamiest milk I could find and drink a generous glass of it...

On Sunday 11th September Watlington Climate Action Group (WCAG) along with Watlington Environmental Group (WEG), joined the congregation...

Many thanks to Roselle Chapman, the inspiring Community Ecologist at Wild Oxfordshire, for a fascinating road verge safari along the...

In a time of rising energy bills, international energy insecurity, and an ongoing climate crisis, the benefits of identifying cheap,...

What does being a vegan mean? Being vegan is not only about not eating meat; it is important to recognise that being vegan is a lifestyle...

We are lucky to have around Watlington beautiful natural habitats. From our precious chalk grasslands to our rare chalk streams, from the...

We are in a time of massive decline in UK biodiversity. 41% of UK species have declined since the 1970s and individually, many species’...

Emily Kerr a Councillor for the Green Party in Oxford certainly thinks so. Emily gave a talk to the Watlington Climate Action Group on...