Climate resources

Our ambition is to plant 1 million trees in Norfolk over 5 years

The Norfolk Master Composters programme aims to raises awareness of the benefits of composting through a network of volunteer advisors.

This scheme offers funding of up to £2,000 to support active and sustainable school travel

This toolkit is a free, flexible, teacher-led resource pack designed for secondary schools and colleges. It supports students to study the impact of air pollution and road safety.

Free, full scope carbon emissions calculator built for - and in collaboration with - nurseries, schools, and colleges.

Let's Go Zero supports schools, colleges and nurseries in cutting their carbon, becoming better places to work, learn and play. They offer free, friendly and tailored support to the needs of individual schools. There's help to develop a climate action plan - now a must for all schools - and support to access funding for green projects, from solar panels to uniform swap-shops.

This guide aims to be a starting point for information and learnings which will help schools on their decarbonisation journey.

The Greater South East Net Zero Hub provides free strategic and technical support to the public sector and communities to develop, help finance, and deliver net zero projects, including supporting schools on their decarbonisation journey.

Sustainability Support for Education helps all education settings progress their sustainability journey, outside of the classroom. Providing free, recommended actions with quality-assured resources from expert partners, to help put climate action plans into action.

The Green Schools Project is focused on supporting schools to transform the way they respond to the climate and nature crisis.

Better Planet Education is a charity providing free access to environmental education to young people and the wider public, offering balanced, factual information through collaboration with schools and teachers.

Reclaim the Rain is a project run by Norfolk and Suffolk County Councils to test new ways of managing and harnessing water in small rural locations.

The Norfolk & Suffolk Nature Recovery Partnership brings together 45 local organisations with a shared vision for protecting and restoring nature in East Anglia. It is convened by Norfolk and Suffolk County Councils. For communities, households and individuals this could involve: Planting a small number of trees or short hedgerows, Dedicating part of a park, school-ground or public space for wildlife, Creating a pollinator-friendly garden and/or 'hedgehog highways' or Volunteering with conservation groups or nature recovery projects.

Modeshift aims to support, inspire, and champion individuals and organisations, to deliver sustainable travel interventions and strategies.