York rivers trail: The rivers and us
City Screen Picture House 13-17 Coney St, YorkExhibition exploring York's rivers through photography, stories and creative responses inspired by nature, place and community.
Saturday 3 October – Sunday 1 November 2026
Exhibition exploring York's rivers through photography, stories and creative responses inspired by nature, place and community.
Learn about ways to address local food & climate resilience with community-supported agriculture. An expert panel will be joining us for the evening.
Biodiversity Collage turns science into a team game. Work together to connect the causes, mechanisms and effects of the ecological crisis.
Castle Howard's Future Landscapes comes to York Environment Festival exploring flooding, drought and resilience through Hundred Springs.
What’s in the Ouse, and is it is safe to go in or on it? Explore myths, citizen science and the future of York’s rivers in an interactive discussion
Zoom out and explore earth's systems and understand the 9 planetary boundaries in perspective. Join a 3-hour interactive workshop.
Discover the benefits of trees at Rawcliffe Country Park. Learn how trees support wildlife, tackle climate change, and improve our local environment.
Explore York's rivers through storytelling, discussion and performance. Share ideas for a more resilient future. Ages 13+.
Join ESAY at the University of York for a climate science workshop: Climate Fresk.
Celebrate the wonderful wildlife of York at the Launch of a week-long visual exhibition at the Norman Rea Gallery!
The Environmental Destruction of Palestine, a talk of interest to all who are concerned with climate justice and justice in Palestine.
Weeds! Hear how the Council manages them, Learn How to Opt Your Street out of chemical spraying, and think about the value of some street plants.
Based on research from Climate Outreach we’ll share tools, practice with each other and you will leave with ideas you can try out right away.
