Climate Action Middlesbrough

🌍✨ As the CAM project comes to a close this month, we’ve been reflecting on the positive impact it’s had, and there’s no better example than our work with Teesside Mind.

Around 12 months ago, we worked with them on their first carbon account and an Environmental Action Plan to support reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Fast forward to today, and their second account shows an incredible 18.27% reduction in emissions! 🎉👏

This is a fantastic achievement by the Teesside Mind team, and we’re so impressed with the progress they’ve made. For us at CAM, it’s also a hugely rewarding moment - proof that the tools, advice, and collaboration we provide really are helping organisations move closer to Net Zero.

💚 Thank you Teesside Mind for your commitment and partnership and congratulations again on this brilliant result. Together, we’re making change happen!

⏳ Seen it yet? Don’t miss your chance!
Our Place in the Family of Things is only at the Dorman Museum until mid-September — and it’s a must-see this summer.

🖌️ Stunning art
🌱 Powerful environmental messages
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Open to all ages
💸 And completely FREE!

This is a chance to see how creative arts can help us explore the challenges of climate change, the beauty of nature, and what it means to be part of a shared ecosystem.

Take your time, bring a friend, and see the world through a new lens. 🌍

📍 Dorman Museum, Middlesbrough
📅 Open all summer — closing mid-September
🎟️ Free entry, no booking needed

Check out this video from This is Teesside following their Pride Week event at the Student Union. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

We were there to show support and engage the Pride community in the fight against climate change. Thanks for having us! 😊

Teesside University Intersectional Pride 2025 This is an annual event that takes place within the university by the staff to support our university and local community. Every year this event is growing i...

A big thanks to the green spaces volunteers who attended our first training session in Middlesbrough!

This machine owned by Middlesbrough Council collects the grass as it cuts, saving us a lot of raking work later on 🌱

Thanks to the work of the volunteers from Friends of Bluebell Beck and Friends of Fairy Dell, we managed to cut and collect all of the wildflower meadow in Fairy Dell Park yesterday - work that would usually take several days to complete 🚜

🌿 Teamwork in action! 🌿
Today, two of our Friends of Blue Bell Beck volunteers got hands-on training with MBC’s impressive Grillo Cut & Collect machine, thanks to The Friends of Fairy Dell Park and the wonderful organisation by Annemarie from Tees Valley Wildlife Trust 💚
Here’s to keeping our green spaces thriving! 🌱✨