After a break for winter the Carbon Champions project is back to support environmental and sustainable action in cricket clubs and much more. Our focus remains on making it fun through gamification an...Read More
Using funds from Suffolk’s Net Zero Innovation Fund, Neutral Territory demonstrates how ideas from gamification and artificial intelligence can motivate individuals and organisations to take sustain...Read More
A brilliant idea from Eight Ash Green Cricket Club legend and eco-warrior Alex Hammond has come to fruition. Willow trees were planted round the outfield to absorb water and carbon, and then provide...Read More
Carbon Champions nearly made it onto the news today as national press seek examples of climate adaptation to support today’s release of Climate Change Committee’s report into the subject. Climat...Read More
C20 Cricket takes a break as the season ends in England & Wales. We’re not retiring to the pavilion just yet though as lots of work still to do on the C20 Academy and C20 Calculator. The ...Read More
One of the biggest problems with the original Low Carbon Champions project in 2010 was its inability to scale beyond the 120 companies involved in the project. This is not a mistake we plan to make ...Read More
Carbon Champions has three fixed levels of engagement: Individuals (players), Organisations (clubs), and Communities (cricket). Flexibility is introduced by combining Players into Teams and Clubs in...Read More
Our fourth die and the last in this release is Decade. This reminds players that climate will get worse without concerted action NOW. The Decade die is rolled before scheduled fixtures and picks a dec...Read More
The third die with added to our Carbon Champions cricket game is Climate. Why? Because cricket is the field sport most threatened by climate change (ref) so it matters. And it’s re...Read More
How do you get people engaged in fighting climate change, especially people playing the sport that is most threatened by it? One answer might be to make a game. Making it Fun is what Carbon Champion...Read More
An initiative launched a decade ago steps up a gear with the launch of Carbon Champions to Suffolk Cricket. A Suffolk Council Net Zero Innovation Fund grant aims to recruit Carbon Champions in a...Read More
We’re looking for part-time Project Interns to help local communities measure, offset and reduce their carbon emissions on their journey to become carbon net zero by 2030. The skills we need are...Read More
October marks the start of a new phase in the NT research programme. Until now we’ve been focused at organisation level, we’re now switching to community level via our Carbon Champions project. Th...Read More
The world’s first Carbon Balanced cricket club – Eight Ash Green CC – has taken the next steps on its Net Zero journey by launching the first of a series of capital projects to prepa...Read More
Eight Ash Green Cricket Club has launched its Carbon Champions 2024 Crowdfunding Appeal with support from the Aviva Community Fund. The aim is to raise £25k to fund sustainability projects to prot...Read More
Eight Ash Green Cricket Club has announced a range of projects designed to prepare its club for climate change, take action to prevent emissions and protect its grounds f...Read More
The Coddenham Centre is the first in a series where we look at Suffolk’s Greenest County success stories. The idea is to explore what works and what does doesn’t so lessons learned can be ...Read More
Back in 2010, Suffolk County Council launched Low Carbon Champions. It was a comprehensive programme that offered training, mentoring, auditing, marketing and financial support to small organisa...Read More
