Sustainable Three Rivers Blog

Hertfordshire County Council have supplied a replacement for the sweet gum tree which was sadly knocked over in Rickmansworth High Street in September.

Halloween celebrations can be great fun for us but not always great for the planet. Check out our sustainable Halloween ideas.

If you’re lucky enough to have your own green space, it’s well worth making time to make the most of it. You don’t need particularly green fingers to be able to make a difference!

Children in the Three Rivers area now have the opportunity to get hands on with nature and enjoy open air play and learning following the establishment of the Grow Wild Forest School.

Exciting news from Croxley Green! A new bike sharing trial has been launched, linking Croxley with Watford.

We’re always delighted to be asked to visit schools and help youngsters learn more about sustainable living. We’ve had a busy programme this summer!

Members of the Three Rivers community gathered together at the end of September for our Ricky Harvest and Pruning event.

Thanks to the support of local businesses the two gateway trees on Rickmansworth High Street are thriving.

Families from across Three Rivers came together to enjoy painting with flowers, stories and a bug hunt in the Community Garden.

TRDC’s No Mow May policy has paid dividends in the Community Orchard, with no less than three types of orchid discovered.

The Community Garden has gone from strength to strength during it’s first year. Find out more about our workshops, rare orchids and support for the Rose Garden.

There has been a shocking decline in swift numbers across the UK, but Three Rivers residents are fighting back with the installation of swift boxes.

WRAP or the Watford Recycling Arts Project is a registered charity which specialises in recyling and repurposing ethically sourced commercial waste for creative enterprise.

As a local sustainability group we are often asked questions about key sustainability issues. Here are some answers to some of the most regularly asked

From 1st October 2023 businesses must no longer supply, sell or offer certain single use plastic items in England. Here’s why we think this is a good thing.

Sustainable Three Rivers hosted workshops for primary and secondary school pupils to mark Feeling Good Week.

We’re excited to announce that we will shortly be launching a brand new Community Garden in the heart of Rickmansworth.

We are delighted that two new trees have been planted at the entrance to Rickmansworth Hight Street.

As the results of The Big Plastic Count 2022 reveal the shocking amount of plastic used in this country, we hear from one local couple who took up the challenge to go 40 Days without using any plastic at all….

Across Three Rivers there are people making changes to their lives in order to make a difference to the health of the planet and help the fight against climate change. In this article, Annabel Foley tells us about the changes she has made.

As fuel bills soar, we’re all looking for ways to reduce our costs. Find out how one family found a reliable, planet friendly way to cut their electricity bills, by investing in a Community Wind Farm! Click the link to find out more.

Meat free doesn’t have to be dull! Find out about our recent stall at the Ricky Festival and why we’re encouraging everyone to try plant based eating once a week to make a big difference to the planet.