WWF Cymru Community Grants are open
WWF Cymru Community Grants are open
Spending time in nature can do wonders for your mental health - boosting your mood, cutting down stress, easing anxiety, and even helping with confidence.
WWF Cymru is now accepting applications for Community Grants of UP TO £1,000 for projects that bring people and nature together.
Are you a community group with a project or activity focussed on bringing people and nature together? We could support you with a grant to help your community connect with nature.
Closing date: Sunday 13th of April
WWF Cymru community grants
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© BAME Mental Health SupportMore BAME mental health support
BAME Mental Health Support purchased sewing machines and quilting kits for their Swansea Community hub.
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© Cardiff Uni Frozen ArkMore Cardiff Uni Frozen Ark
Cardiff Uni Frozen Ark hosted a wildlife and wellbeing event. They encouraged all participants do a simple action like creating spaces for wildlife at home or in workplaces. -
© Pele RocketMore Pele Rocket
Pele Rocket made a film for Earth Hour - Cycle Path. Their aim is to get people talking about ways they can benefit the environment and both the causes and solutions for the current climate crisis.
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Earth Hour Wales Street Art
Earth Hour Wales Street Art
You can still see our Earth Hour street art project from 2021!
Working with Bardd Plant Cymru, Literature Wales and Peaceful Progress, the murals were created with the words of local school children, in three locations across Wales – Treorchy, Cardigan and Rhyl.
If you spot them, don’t forget to take a picture and share it with #EarthHourWales.
WHAT IS EARTH HOUR?
It’s the moment millions of people around the world show they care about the future of our planet.
Everyone has a part to play in making that happen. Will you join the movement?
Give an hour to Earth - connect with nature, your community and with people around the world.
Get involved
Get involved
Whether it’s switching off from distractions for an hour or spending time with others – Earth Hour’s a time to reconnect to what’s important.
Get involved
You’re not alone! Millions of others are switching off for Earth Hour across the world – join the conversation on social media for inspiration and share what you’re doing. #EarthHourWales
Get creative
Switching off for Earth Hour doesn't have to mean being in total darkness! You could create a lantern or a puppet then bring them to life during the hour using a torch or candlelight.
Get thinking
Use the hour to talk to friends and families about the things that are important to you.