Do the Green Thing for Climate Week!
Embrace Climate Change Volunteering
Did you forget to turn the light off? Too lazy to separate your recycling from organic waste? Do you keep the water running while brushing your teeth? It’s widely accepted that global warming is a reality—so if the answer to any of these questions is “yes,” the penguins in Antarctica are looking at you in shame!
But fear not, for there is hope. Climate Week is your chance to redeem yourself and make it up to Mother Earth. This event raises awareness for businesses, schools, and individuals on how to live an environmentally sustainable lifestyle. From swap sales and performances to seminars and programs, there are loads of fun events to commemorate climate change.
Top Tips for Going Green this Year
Home on the Range
Strap on your wellies! Our environmental volunteering opportunities involve planting trees, organizing walking festivals, and creating displays in some of the UK’s most breathtaking locations. From coastal regions to forests, take your pick and enjoy the great outdoors!
Born Free
Animals are silent victims when ecosystems go awry. Whether it’s understanding whale song to help scientists understand Orca communication or joining animal rescue teams, every little bit helps endangered species in the UK.
Events
For city dwellers, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in green events that spread the message on climate change. Assist offices, participate in events, run cycle tours, or even organize your own initiatives.
Popcorn Moments
Get in the mood with eco-related movie screenings around the UK organized by Climate Week and other organizations.
Take Action Now!
If you’re inspired to act immediately, Vinspired has got you covered. Download an app to save trees or energy-saving software for your PC!
Whether trimming hedges, removing cans from waterways, or joining a carpool—rest assured, the penguins in Antarctica will salute you! Here at Vinspired, we kick-started Climate Week by investing in an office plant, making our space a little greener!
For more tips, check out our article on how young people are changing our environment every day.