Alwoodley 2030
Working together to protect and restore our local environment, for ourselves and future generations.
Nature
Nature brings people together through shared outdoor experiences, welcoming volunteers from all walks of life to learn, connect and contribute.
Sustainable Food
Bringing our community together through growing, harvesting, learning and sharing nutritious food together.
Active Travel
Active travel projects support our community to explore local routes, to create cleaner air and strengthen our mental and physical wellbeing.
Low Carbon Living
Empowering our community to cut their household costs and reduce waste while supporting each other.
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Can you help?
If you’re able to, here are the ways you can get involved that would help us enormously right now:
- storage space – do you have a spare corner in your garage or a cupboard where we could store a few bits and pieces?
- social media moderators
- watering our wildflower patch outside Nursery Lane Co-op
If you can help at all, please get in Contact
Nature Corridors
In 2025 Alwoodley 2030 began working with an ecologist to analyse how we could help nature thrive in Alwoodley, Together, we have put together 10 proposed corridors to help wildlife move around and improve habitats for all our native plants and animals. It's a big job and there's lots to do, but this work is vital to help our declining wildlife. Find out more here.
Air Pollution in Alwoodley
Alwoodley 2030 has installed air pollution sensors around local primary schools so we can track the quality of the air we are all breathing.
St Paul's Primary School
Wigton Moor Primary School
Highfield Primary School
Allerton C of E Primary School
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