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At Positive Planet, we are committed to helping organisations overcome these obstacles by providing tailored support and solutions. We are also proud to share our new partnership with Music Mark, working together to support the music education sector in their sustainability journey. This guide brings together simple actions that you can take to make an impact in your organisation.
The National College has made two ground-breaking webinars free exclusively to Music Mark members. In these webinars, Jonathan Harris explains how primary and secondary schools can use music lessons to develop pupils’ climate literacy, using practical examples and activities to enhance teaching and learning.
ReTune is a musical instrument recycling programme for regional music hubs. This new initiative invites music hubs to recycle their old, unused musical instruments. Normans will arrange a free-of-charge collection of these instruments, assess their condition and either repair, donate, auction or responsibly dispose of them.
Sustainability Support for Education enables education settings to start or progress on their sustainability journey. This includes all types of settings from Early Years to Higher Education.
Everyone who delivers charitable services or runs a community venue can make choices to create a positive environmental impact – saving energy and money, reducing waste, and cutting carbon emissions. These practical tips act as a starting point for any charity or community group looking to co-create an environmental action plan with their staff, volunteers and trustees.
How will you start your carbon management journey? Creative Carbon Scotland has a number of tools and resources to help you measure, monitor and reduce your carbon emissions.
Measure your impacts with the Creative Climate Tools, developed by Julie’s Bicycle for the creative community.
Download our This Is Not A Rehearsal asset pack to share the campaign on your social media pages.
The evidence is clear: the main cause of climate change is burning fossil fuels such as oil, gas, and coal. When burnt, fossil fuels release carbon dioxide into the air, causing the planet to heat up.
We explore the basics of climate change for charities, looking at why charities need to get involved, how charities can get involved, the best resources available to charities, and so much more.
