Explore handpicked tools, resources, and websites to help you live more sustainably, support local initiatives, and take meaningful climate action.
Learn from other community-led sustainability projects globally.
Discover opportunities through our closest established Transition Group.
Be inspired by this thriving Transition group in our wider region.
Find out about this local group, which is affiliated with the Transition Network.
Search from A-Z for a wide range of items and find out how you can reduce, reuse or recycle them.
Discover how household waste and recycling collections work in Crich and surrounding areas.
Belper-based co-op nursery offering peat-free, chemical-free edible plants and sustainable gardening supplies.
Walk, ride, paddle or cycle along the River Derwent's 55-mile course – safely and away from traffic.
Give away or collect unwanted items to reduce waste and keep useful things out of landfill.
Find local farm shops, independent producers, and food co-ops in and around Crich.
Campaigns for a thriving countryside, promoting sustainable rural living, local food, and green spaces.
Support for energy efficiency, fuel poverty, and community climate action.
Gain practical advice on energy-saving and home improvements.
Research ethical ratings of brands, products, and companies.
Practical advice on composting, organic gardening techniques, and sustainable food.
Inspiration and support for community food-growing initiatives.
A hub for local events, workshops, and groups, supporting community wellbeing and resilience.
Local governance and guidance on parish-level initiatives, events, planning matters, and community development in Crich.
National body supporting creativity and the arts, with funding opportunities for community-based cultural projects.
A community-led programme that empowers residents to create, connect, and lead local change through arts, culture, and shared creativity. Part of Arts Council England.
A grassroots group promoting sustainable fashion through mending, swapping, and upcycling in the High Peak area.
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