Oxford Friends of the Earth is a group of people working together to promote a healthy and sustainable environment. We are one of 200+ local groups in England and Wales that are part of the national Friends of the Earth organisation (which is one of 75 national groups across the world). We are a thriving and effective local group that has been active for over 40 years and we welcome new members. We encourage people across Oxfordshire to be active in driving meaningful, positive change that makes a lasting difference to our environment. So why not join us? You can sign up for our free monthly mailing by clicking here:
Latest News
The Oxfordshire Great Big Green Week planning meeting
In September (18 – 26th) communities across the UK will join together for the ‘Great Big Green Week’. It will be the biggest event for climate and nature ever held[…]
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Oxfordshire councils and the climate crisis
Oxford FoE’s May Newsletter is out now – you can download it here: https://www.oxfoe.co.uk/oxford-foe-may-newsletter/ Our report on what our councils have done in the two years since they declared a[…]
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Oxford Friends of the Earth March newsletter and meeting
Our next online meeting is on Wednesday 10th March (7.30 –9.00pm). CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE We will discuss: The Oxfordshire Tree Mapping Project (with a talk by Jamie[…]
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Climate Change
We need to have the strongest possible calls for action locally and nationally to cut our carbon emissions to zero. We have a Climate Working Group leading our activities
Air Quality
Oxford FoE have an active Clean Air working group and we have set up the Clean Air Charter
Expressway
The proposed Oxford-Cambridge Expressway will have hugely damaging impacts on our environment and our communities.
Nature – Trees and Bees
We are launching a major new campaign for many more trees to be planted across Oxfordshire.
Plastics
We are working with other groups across the county to end the use of single-use plastics
Local Development
Oxfordshire faces huge development pressures. We work to ensure local plans take climate change seriously