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Red Funnel joined Isle of Wight environmental group Planet Aware to conduct a beach health survey at Cowes Beach and support the group in preventing plastic pollution.

Red Funnel staff members joined forces with volunteers of Island based environmental community group, Planet Aware, to partake in a beach cleaning afternoon at Binnel Bay in St Lawrence.

Red Funnel and Planet Aware unite for a pre-Earth Day beach clean, collecting 67kg of rubbish

Well done to all the volunteers who took part in the beach cleans, removing kilos of unwanted plastic from the beach

The council set out their actions that are underway to help tackle climate change

AHEAD of World Oceans Day on June 8, Isle of Wight social enterprise Planet Aware is helping people to restart reusing following a huge rise in…

ONE new case of Covid-19 has been recorded on the Isle of Wight, according to the latest data.

Isle of Wight Radio 10:00am - 2:00pm Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Enthusiastic Youngsters Help Plant Trees In Isle Of Wight Parks By Iona Stewart-Richardson Three Isle of Wight parks are benefitting from trees planted by volunteers - as part of a collaboration between local organisation Planet Aware and the Isle of Wight Council.  Young people from Network Ryde, 1st East Cowes Scouts, 4th Shanklin Brownies and St Blasius Primary School, as wel...

Infectious enthusiasm for positive change rubs off on young Islanders Young people from across the Isle of Wight got involved with Planet Aware’s Trees for Seas project Three Isle of Wight parks are benefitting from trees planted by volunteers as part of a collaboration between local organisation Planet Aware and the Isle of Wight Council.  Young people from Network Ryde, 1st East Cowes Scouts, 4th Shanklin Brownies and St Blasius Primary School, as well as adult volunteers helped to p...

THREE local parks are benefitting from trees planted by volunteers as part of a collaboration between local organisation Planet Aware and the Isle of Wight Council. Young people from Network Ryde, 1st East Cowes Scouts, 4th Shanklin Brownies and St Blasius Primary School, as well as adult volunteers, helped plant more than 400 native trees donated by the Woodland Trust in Puckpool Park and Appley Park in Ryde, and at Big Mead in Shanklin. The planting is part of Planet Awares Trees for S...