We’re pleased to announce that the Environment section of the Bath and Wells website has been redesigned. The revamped pages not only have a great new look, but they make…
We’re pleased to announce that the Environment section of the Bath and Wells website has been redesigned. The revamped pages not only have a great new look, but they make it quicker and easier to find information, resources and guidance to help us better care for God’s world.
Sara Emmett, Climate Justice and Environment Advisor said:
‘Our newly updated Environment web pages are easy to navigate, a rich source of information, guidance and signposting for anything related to the environment, net zero and sustainability.
‘We will be adding new content and some new and exciting communications over the coming months to inspire and celebrate all the hard work and dedication to caring for Creation taking place across the diocese and beyond’.
As Christians, we are called to be good stewards of the earth which God has entrusted to us. We hope that this section will make it easy to take your next step on your net zero journey.
Dan Wills, Net Zero Enabler said:
‘We are really passionate about caring for God’s creation and ensuring our buildings have access to green and affordable energy. Together we are on hand to help you achieve net zero and any other environmental ambitions. We look forward to hearing from you!’
Why not explore the new environment section now? If you have any feedback, please let us know.
If you have any questions regarding the information above, please contact our Environment team.
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