Exploring Geothermal Energy at the University of York
Join our second Geothermal Energy Project drop-in event. Meet the team, get updates, and learn more about geothermal energy at the University.
Saturday 3 October – Sunday 1 November 2026
Join our second Geothermal Energy Project drop-in event. Meet the team, get updates, and learn more about geothermal energy at the University.
Learn about the history and ecology of York's iconic Solar System Greenway through an illustrated talk and a guided ride or walk.
Join Axe Drax for a screening of documentary on York's local big polluter: Drax Power Station. Learn about the resistance and join the fight!
If you want to futureproof your business, increase profits, access new markets and become more sustainable, come along to Green Business Forum:Energy.
Join us to explore a curious & creative approach to making the Gardens more wildlife friendly. We’d love to hear about your ideas & experiments too!
Zoom out and explore earth's systems and understand the 9 planetary boundaries in perspective. Join a 3-hour interactive workshop.
Join us for an early evening session of networking, visual mapping and connecting.
Join YCE to design York’s energy future - one building at a time! Come along for a creative workshop exploring clean energy in our community.
South Bank residents’ “thrutopian” creative writing project. Hear extracts, and reflect with us on how we can all make it through the future to come.
Come along to our expert-led, hands-on climate and health event to learn more about protecting York’s vulnerable communities from extreme heat.
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.
This gardener-led tour will explore Homestead Park through a permaculture lens! Discover the “why?” behind the methods used by the gardening team.
Guided walk along the York rivers trail to the River Foss, exploring heritage, wildlife and the river's role in a resilient city.
Guided walk along the York rivers trail to the River Foss, exploring heritage, wildlife and the river's role in a resilient city.
Use animation to explore York's rivers, climate resilience and biodiversity, and share your vision for the future. Ages 13+.
