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SUMMARY:Towards Net Zero? Active Streets and Passive Houses
DESCRIPTION:Meet at the corner of Adams Road and Grange Road for a walk in Newnham\, and view England’s first cycle street. \nLiving Streets Cambridge is a local group that promotes better walking environments and encourages more walking. They highlight problems faced by walkers and wheelers\, and help to provide pedestrian-friendly solutions. They campaign for more investment in streets\, crossings and pedestrian infrastructure. They organise free\, regular walks on Wednesdays and Sundays that are about 1.5 hours long\, relaxed and social.
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/toward-net-zero-walk/
LOCATION:Corner of Adams Road and Grange Road
CATEGORIES:Outdoors
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cambridge Living Streets":MAILTO:cambridgegroup@livingstreets.org.uk
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SUMMARY:Water Sensitive Streets for Climate Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Meet outside the Green Dragon pub by the Green Dragon Bridge \nJoin Water Sensitive Cambridge for a walk around East Chesterton and the parks and meadows by the River Cam. Learn how rain gardens and planters are helping keep a neighbourhood more resilient to flooding\, view Cambridge’s first Tiny Forest and Passivhaus council houses\, the scrapes of Stourbridge and the next phase of the mural project on Chisholm Trail bridge. \nLiving Streets Cambridge is a local group that promotes better walking environments and encourages more walking. They highlight problems faced by walkers and wheelers\, and help to provide pedestrian-friendly solutions. They campaign for more investment in streets\, crossings and pedestrian infrastructure. They organise free\, regular walks on Wednesdays and Sundays that are about 1.5 hours long\, relaxed and social. \n\n\n6-14 June 2026 \nThis event is also part of the UK-wide Great Big Green Week. \nDiscover more GBGW events in Cambridge
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/water-sensitive-streets-for-climate-resilience/
LOCATION:Green Dragon pub\, 5 Water Street\, Cambridge\, CB4 1NZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Outdoors
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cambridge Living Streets":MAILTO:cambridgegroup@livingstreets.org.uk
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SUMMARY:No Trees No Seas
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special screening of No Trees No Seas\, a powerful new feature-length documentary exploring the hidden connection between our forests and oceans. \n  \nFor thousands of years\, the British Isles were home to vast forests that swept across the land\, right to the sea’s edge. Two separate worlds\, divided by the shoreline. \n  \nWhat we couldn’t see were the forests sending life to the sea\, and the sea giving life back to the forests. Not two separate worlds\, but a single living system – trees and seas connected in ways we’re only now beginning to understand. \n  \nWhen we cut down the forests\, we severed that connection. And our seas have been suffering ever since. \n  \nNo Trees No Seas is a Cornwall-born project and campaign spearheaded by Plant One\, with a bold mission: to restore both our forests and our seas.
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/no-trees-no-seas/
LOCATION:Finisterre Cambridge\, 23-24 Sidney Street\, Cambridge\, CB2 3HG
CATEGORIES:Film
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ORGANIZER;CN="Finisterre Cambridge":MAILTO:Cambridge@finisterre.com
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SUMMARY:Oxford Road Living Streets Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join ‘Jolly Green Gardener’ Dom Claydon-Wallace\, Oxford Residents Association and Living Streets Cambridge for a nature walk along Oxford Road. \nThe Oxford Road residents work hard to make their street better for both walking and wildlife. View hedgehog highways\, swift boxes\, and other Nature-friendly interventions around the neighbourhood. \nSwifts are a beloved but increasingly rare seasonal visitor to the UK\, and Oxford Road has possibly the largest population in Cambridge city\, so find out how they did it and what you can do where you live. \nLiving Streets Cambridge is a local group that promotes better walking environments and encourages more walking. They highlight problems faced by walkers and wheelers\, and help to provide pedestrian-friendly solutions. They campaign for more investment in streets\, crossings and pedestrian infrastructure. They organise free\, regular walks on Wednesdays and Sundays that are about 1.5 hours long\, relaxed and social. \nMeet at Fitzwilliam College Playing Field entrance on Oxford Road. \n\n6-14 June 2026 \nThis event is also part of the UK-wide Great Big Green Week. \nDiscover more GBGW events in Cambridge
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/oxford-road-living-streets-walk/
LOCATION:Fitzwilliam College Playing Field\, 93 Oxford Rd\, Cambridge\, CB4 3PH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Outdoors
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cambridge Living Streets":MAILTO:cambridgegroup@livingstreets.org.uk
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SUMMARY:People's National Emergency Briefing
DESCRIPTION:The People’s Emergency Briefing: an urgent new film on the climate and nature crisis \nBook your tickets or find more screenings \n\n\n\nThe film follows The National Emergency Briefing (NEB)\, held in Westminster on Nov 27th 2025. Nine international experts addressed 1\,200 politicians and other leaders on the scale of the emergency and its impacts on health\, food\, national security and the economy. \nThe series of film showings in Cambridge and throughout Cambridgeshire is an opportunity for a public discussion on the challenges we anticipate and how we might influence our MPs and take action together. \nRefreshments (including food) will be provided! \nThe film is 45 minutes long\, and the event will include refreshments and a facilitated discussion. \nN.B. There is no expectation that you ‘sign up’ to a particular group as a result of attending the events. Simply come along and join the discussion. \nSupporters include the National Trust\, the RSPB\, Royal Meteorological Society\, Royal Society of Biology\, the National Education Union\, many faith groups and more. \n\n6-14 June 2026 \nThis event is also part of the UK-wide Great Big Green Week. \nDiscover more GBGW events in Cambridge
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/peoples-national-emergency-briefing/
LOCATION:NCI\, 1 Holland Street\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire\, CB4 3DL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film
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SUMMARY:Deep Time Walk in Cambridge
DESCRIPTION:This 4.6-kilometre walk takes you on a journey through Earth’s deep history\, from around 4.6 billion years ago to the present day. \nAt a pace of 1 million years per metre\, we will stop off at key moments to discover the evolution of landscapes and life through stories\, conversation and reflection. \nRoute details: Starts at Parker’s Piece (Gonville Place entrance)\, through Coe Fen and other places\, and ends at the Anthropology museum (Pembroke Street)\, viewing familiar Cambridge through a ‘deep time’ lens (cosmological\, geological and evolutionary time scales). We will stop for a break and lunch at the halfway point. \nDuration: 4 hours | Distance: 4.6km | Accessibility: mostly paved and flat\, with some potentially muddy paths. \nPreparation: Please wear sturdy footwear and waterproofs if rainy\, bring a packed lunch and water. There will be an opportunity to purchase drinks/food at our lunch spot.
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/deep-time-walk/
LOCATION:Parker’s Piece\, Gonville Place\, Cambridge\, CB1
CATEGORIES:Outdoors
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260526T110000
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DTSTAMP:20260514T210231Z
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SUMMARY:Community Day at East Barnwell Health Centre Garden
DESCRIPTION:Earth & Mind and East Barnwell Health Centre have partnered to bring the community a new garden project! \nWe have been working with the patients and the staff to co-create the garden\, to make the new space a place for everyone to enjoy.  \nJoin us from 11am on Tuesday 26th May\, in the garden as part of the Cambridge Nature Festival. This will be an opportunity to discover the garden co-design results\, whilst engaging in some nature-based activities and discovering more about your local community. There will be hot and cold drinks available\, with some other refreshments. At 2pm\, we are planning to plant a seed and set an intention… \nThe activities are free and will be suitable for children\, so please bring the whole family along! \nWhat to expect on the day: \n\nNature-based craft activity\nGarden design workshop\n2pm seed planting and intention setting\nRefreshments\nOpportunity to meet local organisations\n\nFor more information or any questions\, please email us: contact@earthandmind.co.uk \n 
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/community-day-at-east-barnwell-health-centre-garden/
LOCATION:East Barnwell Health Centre\, East Barnwell Health Centre\, Ditton Lane\, Cambridge\, CB5 8SP
CATEGORIES:Outdoors,Workshop
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