Is your organisation looking to understand and reduce its impact on nature? Have you begun taking action but need help creating an effective plan?

Join us for an introductory Climate Action Programme breakfast with Nature Positive, a local consultancy with a wealth of experience supporting organisations to measure and reduce their impact on nature.

Hosted as part of this year's Festival of Nature, we will explore why supporting nature is important for organisations, how to begin your nature journey, and how to take meaningful action. We will also hear about other local organisations' nature initiatives, from the Taskforce on Nature Related Financial Disclosures to engaging employees through nature-based volunteering.

Timings:

8am-8:30am - networking and light vegan breakfast (included with your free ticket)

8:30am-10am - presentations and discussion

10am-10:30am - networking

A light breakfast will be provided over networking. Tickets are free thanks to our Climate Action Programme supporters, but places are limited, so please reserve your spot.

About our speakers

Jenny Hughes – Associate Director- Nature and Environmental Sustainability, Nature Positive

Jenny is an environmental sustainability specialist and nature strategist at Nature Positive, with over 11 years of experience advising businesses and organisations on nature, climate change, and broader ESG issues.

Simon Garrett - Environment Engagement Lead, Nature Positive

Simon works with clients to understand their interactions with nature across their value chains, and in particular to explore the human engagement areas that could bring about positive change for the business, for its stakeholders and for nature.

Louise Nichols – Business Consultant – Nature Team, Nature Positive

Louise is a Business Consultant for Nature Positive. She has supported both public and private sector clients on nature-related topics, helping them manage their nature-related risks and make the most of nature-related opportunities.

Festival of Nature

This event is being hosted in collaboration with The Natural History Consortium, as part of this year's Festival of Nature.

Festival of Nature is the UK’s largest free celebration of the natural world – returning this year for another week of in-person and online events for all ages, with film screenings, guest appearances, arts and crafts, experiments, screenings, walks, talks, tours, exhibitions, music and more.

About the Climate Action Programme

By offering a suite of events, resources and peer-to-peer learning opportunities, the Climate Action Programme provides support and inspiration to organisations of all kinds. We promote best practice, identify solutions to challenges, and foster a sense of community amongst organisations in Bristol that are committed to positive change.

To be kept up to date about upcoming events and opportunities with the Partnership and/or our Climate Action Programme, please join us as a member.

About our collaboration with Bristol City Centre BID and Redcliffe & Temple BID

We have expanded our Climate Action Programme by collaborating with Bristol City Centre Business Improvement District (BID) and Redcliffe & Temple BID. Through our collaboration, we embed a localised approach and deliver free and tailored climate support to organisations in this area of the city.

With thanks to all our Climate Action Programme sponsors: