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MP’s letter of acknowledgement to The Bishop’s Primary Academy

The Bishop’s Church of England Primary Academy in Thetford has been working with Community Sports Foundation, part of Norwich City FC who have been educating Year 5 on the effects of plastic usage on the world's oceans.

World Earth Day results in 1000 trees being planted

Pupils of Dickleburgh Church of England Primary Academy, part of St Benet’s Multi Academy Trust, celebrated World Earth Day by dressing in blue and green for school.

First year for the Bishop of Norwich’s Prize for Ecology

The Rt Revd Graham Usher, Bishop of Norwich, has awarded UEA student, Benjamin Cole, the new prize for his dissertation in applied conservation ecology.

Norwich church climate activists back Bill

St Francis Church, Heartsease, Norwich, took part in the banner drop and Twitter storm in support of the Climate and Emergency Bill on 26 March.

Bishop of Norwich appointed as lead on the environment by Archbishop of Canterbury

The Bishop of Norwich, Graham Usher, has accepted the invitation of the Archbishop of Canterbury to lead the Church of England’s Environment Programme with a charge to lead bold, deliberate, collaborative action across the Church to tackle the grave existential crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.

All creatures great and small

As part of their 95th anniversary year Norfolk Wildlife Trust will be surveying the Bishop’s House Garden in Norwich to take a detailed look at wildlife found in an urban garden and suggest ways that everyone in Norfolk can improve gardens for wildlife.

Norfolk churches urged to get out and get wild

Ex-forest ranger Charlie Houlder-Moat wants to encourage churches across Norfolk to get outside and get wild, as part of her developing Wild Church Norfolk ministry, Kevin Gotts reports.

Local church eco discussion draws an international audience

As the world faces tough and challenging decisions about how to care for the environment, especially in the light of the global pandemic, a group of people from churches in Norfolk hosted a successful webinar to discuss climate change from a Christian point of view.

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MP’s letter of acknowledgement to The Bishop’s Primary Academy

World Earth Day results in 1000 trees being planted

First year for the Bishop of Norwich’s Prize for Ecology

Norwich church climate activists back Bill

Bishop of Norwich appointed as lead on the environment by Archbishop of Canterbury

All creatures great and small

Norfolk churches urged to get out and get wild

Local church eco discussion draws an international audience

Diocese declares a biodiversity and climate emergency

New Connect! booklet series launched

Chedgrave Church goes wild!

Climate Sunday: giving a voice to local churches