How can protecting woodlands, water and wildlife help to protect your community as well?
Discover how in this Community-to-Community Workshop with nature-based solutions champions, Harborough Woodland, a far-reaching community organisation working with partners in Leicestershire to plant more trees, reduce local flood risk and to boost biodiversity.
In this recorded workshop, hosted by Carbon Copy, Bruce Durham, co-founder of Harborough Woodland, shared insights into nature-based solutions that work for communities and wildlife. Facilitated by Roy Kareem, the session included a combination of guest interview, audience Q&A and opportunities for reflection and goal-setting.
At the start of the workshop, just 18% of attendees felt confident about the next step with their project – but by the end – 75% were inspired to do something new or different!
In March 2026, Carbon Copy published new research into the shared characteristics and success factors of high-impact local climate action projects. To date, over 600 people from more than 450 different organisations have downloaded the resulting report, titled High-Impact Local Climate Action Guide: From Footprint to Changeprint.
Now, in response to feedback from our community, and with the generous support of the National Lottery Community Fund, Carbon Copy has launched a series of four Community-to-Community Workshops, building on the insights from this new research and giving participants the opportunity to learn directly from successful local climate and nature projects.
This recorded workshop is suitable for anyone interested in the intersection between people, climate and nature; for those concerned about flooding and water security; and for both individuals and groups looking to work in partnership with other organisations locally.