Eastbourne Eco Action Network
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cross-community collaborative effort to achieve a carbon-neutral Eastbourne by 2030
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The Chalk Cliff Trust
£4,500 GBP since Nov 2019
Eastbourne Borough Council
£1,600 GBP since Nov 2019
Individuals
Bill Clarke
£210 GBP since Mar 2020
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Today’s balance£197.36 GBP
Total raised
£6,297.36 GBP
Total disbursed
£6,100.00 GBP
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News from Eastbourne Eco Action Network
Updates on our activities and progress.
Treebourne team within Eastbourne Eco Action Network begins mass tree planting scheme
Local volunteers have planted close to 2000 trees in Eastbourne over the last few days and many more are on the way! Further planting sessions are taking place on most days in the run up to Christmas so if you would like to play a part in t...
Published on December 12, 2020 by Andrew Durling
COVID-19 update
As the coronoavirus pandemic is sweeping across the UK, the Eastbourne Eco Action Network is having to shut down all its face-to-face group meetings in order to comply with social distancing instructions laid down by the UK government . ...
Published on March 30, 2020 by Andrew Durling
Eastbourne Eco Action Network holds its first Steering Group meeting
On Tuesday 7th January 2020 the Eastbourne Eco Action Network held its first ever Steering Group meeting. Representatives from all the Working Groups previously set up by the network gathered together at Eastbourne Town Hall to update ea...
Published on January 10, 2020 by Andrew Durling
About
Our network brings together community groups, businesses, and councillors from across the Eastbourne area to engage in deep cross-community collaboration on climate action to support the climate change strategy initiated by Eastbourne Borough Council, with the overall goal of helping to deliver a carbon neutral town by 2030 as per the Climate Emergency declaration passed unanimously by full council on July 10th 2019.
We have set up 8 Working Groups that self-organise to design & implement practical projects that will reduce carbon emissions within the Eastbourne area as quickly as possible as well as helping to make the town a more sustainable, resilient, safe, and healthier community at the same time.
Eastbourne is a coastal community in the front line of climate change, confronting the rising seas and stronger storm surges of a rapidly warming world. We strive to develop a more sustainable and resilient town that can rise up to the challenges of climate change whilst improving the quality of life for all who live, work in, or visit the town.
We have set up 8 Working Groups that self-organise to design & implement practical projects that will reduce carbon emissions within the Eastbourne area as quickly as possible as well as helping to make the town a more sustainable, resilient, safe, and healthier community at the same time.
Eastbourne is a coastal community in the front line of climate change, confronting the rising seas and stronger storm surges of a rapidly warming world. We strive to develop a more sustainable and resilient town that can rise up to the challenges of climate change whilst improving the quality of life for all who live, work in, or visit the town.