As Christians, we are called to be good stewards of the earth which God has entrusted to us. We are also called to love our neighbours; this includes our global neighbours who are feeling the effects of climate change first and worst; and our future neighbours, who will inherit this world from us.
In this section you can find out more about the breadth of environmental work that we are involved in, and you may also like to read our Caring for Creation booklet. If you are looking for Liturgical resources for Creation and the Environment, including provision for the new Festival of Creation in Christ approved at Synod in July 2026, you can find them on the Church of England’s website.
Energy Footprint Tool
Fill in the energy footprint tool and calculate your carbon footprint today.
Net zero carbon 2030
As a diocese, we aim to be net zero by 2030. Find out how you can start your journey to…
Churchyards and biodiversity
Our churchyards are home to many plants and animal species making them an integral part of God’s creation.
Eco Church
Nearly 150 churches in our diocese are registered with Eco Church. Find out how you can sign up to this…
Eco Champions Network
Have you got a passion for the environment? Find out more about how you can become one of our Eco…
Community Energy Project
What if our churches and schools could not only use energy, but generate it for the benefit of their communities?
Low Carbon, Higher Power Podcast
Welcome to our environment podcast, Low Carbon Higher Power
Who to contact
sara.harbron@bathwells.anglican.org Sara Harbron
Climate Justice & Environment Adviser (p/t)
dan.wills@bathwells.anglican.org Dan Wills
Net Zero Project Lead