ENVIRONMENT
Wildlife in the South Hams AONB is under extreme threat from Climate Change and loss of habitat. Without our concerted efforts to rebuild habitats in our gardens, farmlands, riverbanks and seashore - some species are tottering on the brink of extinction. Local action to monitor, rebuild and conserve our wildlife is of great importance and very rewarding. Nature wants to live, and will live, if we give it a chance.
ENERGY
The rising cost of living and the unbelievable increase in the cost of energy is focusing attention on ways in which energy consumption and costs can be reduced. A local community renewable energy project could save money and reduce our carbon footprint
THERMAL IMAGING SURVEY
Bigbury Net Zero has a thermal imaging camera and is recruiting a team of volunteers in Bigbury, Aveton Gifford, Ringmore, Kingston and Modbury to help householders and businesses find where the 'cold spots' are in their buildings and make a plan to keep warm this winter. This project is funded by South Hams District Council. To book a free survey or volunteer to help in your village - contact Bigbury Net Zero,
LOCAL RENEWABLE ENERGY
A focus group of local experts and landowners are exploring options with Energy Local UK CIC and Power Allotments Devon about how to design a 'deep green' community energy cooperative. If you are a potential investor or have expertise, land or agricultural roof space to offer - please join Bigbury Renewable Energy Forum As the options become more clear, a public forum will be called. Register an interest on the first forum here.