Organisations in Uttlesford can apply for funding to support climate projects through the district council's Zero Carbon Communities Grant Fund.
The grant - which is now in its third round of funding - was launched in 2022 to help the council meet its net-zero and climate change ambitions.
In total, 26 projects have been allocated just over £300,000 for projects including solar panel installations, LED street lighting and rewilding and biodiversity initiatives.
Non-profit groups and organisations - including town and parish councils - can apply for funding for new projects that are focused on carbon emission reduction, community engagement or ecological restoration and enhancement.
Successful projects could be for energy conservation on community buildings, river and biodiversity projects, or other initiatives that promote sustainable lifestyle choices.
Grants of between £1,000 and £20,000 are available. To find out more information and apply go to www.uttlesford.gov.uk/zero-carbon-communities-grant.
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The closing date for applications is Monday, December 2.
A free webinar is being held at 7.30pm on Thursday, October 10 to support the Zero Carbon Communities Grant Fund, which will include updates from community groups on the projects that were successful in the previous round of funding.
To receive the joining link email climatechange@uttlesford.gov.uk.
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