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Climate change has been referred to as the biggest threat we have ever faced. It is, however, rarely thought of as an opportunity.

It is an opportunity to:

  • Create communities ready to adapt to the changing environment.
  • Create new housing and upgrade existing houses to be future proofed.
  • Source material and labour locally.
  • Enhance local nature and habitats through planting weather resilient plants that allow various species to thrive.

We strongly believe that when approached with the right frame of mind, climate change can be just that – an opportunity. Councils have long been seen as ideally placed for not only the improvement of local environment but also for enabling residents to adapt to changing circumstances. We also believe that only through co-operation and partnership working we can achieve our vision of more resilient community. We hope that our vision can and will become your vision as well.

To make surfing the net and looking for the right information easier, the Council has developed a one-stop-shop website providing among other interactive maps of nature walks and cycle paths, list of eco-friendly materials and renewable energy technology, location of recycling depots, information on gardening and organic or fairtrade food and a comprehensive list of links supported by fast search engine.

Greener Living

Almost anything we do has some kind of an impact on the environment. Unfortunately most of our actions have harsher effects than we realise.

In order to lessen these effects we have researched many subjects (e.g. transport, energy and outdoor recreation) related to everyday life. From this research we have compiled the most relevant and interesting information and presented it all under one roof. To make the browsing of our website even easier we have designed an interactive house summarising the main points.

Click here to explore the greener way of living.

Adult Free Zone - Click here for games, links, facts, chat & more!

Did You Know?

Hertfordshire's population is expected to rise by 12% by 2035. Careful management of water resources will be essential in coming years.
The majority of grasslands are found around the tropics.
Air travel currently accounts for about 6.3% of total carbon dioxide emissions.

Contact Us



Our Climate is Changing
Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers House
Northway, Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire, WD3 1RL

01923 776611
info@ourclimateischanging.com