Businesses, individuals and charities are being headhunted to support a unique project to restore and conserve some of the thousands of dilapidated field barns in the Yorkshire Dales National Park....
This week's Website of the Week is Defra Civil Society blog (http://blogs.defra.gov.uk/3rd-sector/) - this was until very recently known as the Defra’s Third Sector blog with an aim to "keep...
Ipsos MORI's most recent survey on climate change and energy supply shows that, despite a decline in concern about climate change, the majority of the British public still believe the...
Structural Reform Plans are the key tool of the Coalition Government for making departments accountable for the implementation of the reforms set out in the Coalition Agreement. They replace the...
The Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) has finalised an in-depth study into improving the sustainability of existing neighbourhoods and has published the report “The Future is Local: Empowering communities to improve...
The Big Wildlife Garden can help you turn your garden into an oasis for plants and animals. Register for free and find out everything you need to know to get...
YHREF's informative and (often) useful digest of environmental happenings once a month (occasionally more frequently when there is important stuff) is back! We will once again keep you up to...
Firstly a big thank you to everyone that attended our first future facing workshop. What with all the spending cuts that we're facing, there is a risk of environmental advocacy...
The Heritage at Risk Register helps us to identify the most threatened buildings, archeological sites and landscapes in this most distinctive of English Regions. Heritage at Risk 2010 Yorkshire...
You are invited to join the architect, planners and sponsors of this new and revolutionary approach to rescuing agricultural buildings in the Yorkshire Dales.
2010 is shaping up to be a year of unknown quantities and interesting challenges: a new coalition government, spending cuts across the public sector, and the growth of sub-regions as units of planning and decision-making.
Masons, carvers, sculptors and stonework apprentices from the UK and abroad are invited to visit York Minster for a weekend of celebrating the craft of stonecarving.
The first ever Environment Skillswap for The Prince’s Mayday Network is being held in Leeds next month at an event organised by Business in the Community. Organisations that have scored well in the Yorkshire and Humber Environment Index will be sharing their experience for free with local businesses.
Yorkshire & the Humber Forum, and the Yorkshire and the Humber Infrastructure Consortium, is pleased to invite you to attend a gathering of region-wide support and development (infrastructure) organisations on Tuesday 24th August, 1pm-4.30pm (St George's Centre, Leeds).
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