Bournemouth

We Do Ethical is our not-for-profit organisation. Inspiring healthy and ethical living, we run four community programmes to tackle waste, educate and inspire people to be the change we need to see in our world for a more sustainable future.

Join us and bring good food to our communities and help everyone make better food choices.

Slades Farm Community Garden grows fruits and vegetables and other useful plants within a tranquil 2 acre wildlife haven.

Resurgence Bournemouth is a small informal group that meets bi-monthly to discuss articles from the current Resurgence & Ecologist magazine.

Developing psychological resilience in individuals and businesses to better deal with stress, anxiety and achieving a fulfilling life.

We inform people how our monetary system works. We campaign for a Sovereign Money system in the long term and in the short term for an alternative form of Quantitative Easing to benefit society not financial markets.

A social movement dedicated to raising awareness of plastic pollution and working together to reduce it.

We are a small charity and we run community recycling projects across Bournemouth and Poole. We are unique in that apart from the local Council’s for Voluntary Service, we are the only charity supporting many other voluntary sector organisations.

As a local group East Dorset Friends of the Earth is affiliated to National Friends of the Earth and campaigns on both local and global issues. On global issues the group follows the strategy outlined by National Friends of the Earth but on local matters works very much on its own; although the group can always call on the expertise of the full time campaigners when necessary. The Group has been going for more than 40 years and relies on volunteers to build on the successes of the past so new members are always welcome. We meet the 1st Thursday of each month at Eastcliff URC Hall, St Swithun’s Road (Opp.B’mth Railway Station), 7.30pm For further information come along to one of our meetings or email us using the button below.

Dorset Devils are residents of Bournemouth and beyond, who love where they live but dislike the sight of litter and its effects on our community and environment, especially it’s wildlife and marine life.

Improving cycle facilities in Bournemouth. The Bournemouth Cycle Forum meets quarterly at Bournemouth Town Hall to discuss and promote cycling in Bournemouth and the local area.

Bournemouth Borough Council facilitates many sustainability activities in the town that residents, businesses and visitors can take part in. This includes transport, waste, energy and biodiversity activities.

&Keep encourages mindful purchases of eco friendly, reusable and sustainable items for people and their homes, therefore ensuring they take care of the future of our planet and all who live in it.