Remembering Richard Fortey
We were deeply saddened to hear of the death of Professor Richard Fortey on 7th March. His pioneering work and…
Henley and the Bees
Henley and the Bees By Diana Barnett We all know how important pollinators are in keeping life “ticking over”. Most…
The Big Green Conversation: Our River
The Big Green Conversation: Our River By Julia On 22nd January 2025, Greener Henley launched its first-ever Big Green Conversation,…
Greener Henley becomes a Charity!
Greener Henley becomes a Charity! By Kate Oldridge We have momentous news for Greener Henley. Following approval at our AGM…
Greener Henley’s Schools Science Fair: Learning Through Action
Learning Through Action By Julia Last November, as leaders gathered at COP29 to address the climate emergency, students here in…
Climate and Nature is not up for debate!
Ask your MP to vote for Climate and Nature Followers of Greener Henley will be aware of Zero Hour campaign…
Looking back: Great Big Green Week 2024
Looking back: Great Big Green Week 2024 By Julia Samyui-Adams What a Great Big Green Week we had this year,…
GOING GREEN – September 2024
Greener Henley have had a bit of a break over the summer but on September 18th is the next Green…
Hart Surgery Backs Zero Hour Campaign for the Climate and Nature Bill
We talked with Dr Will Hearsey from the Hart Surgey in Henley to ask him about the links between healthcare…
Looks Can Be Deceiving: A River In Decline
Greener Henley caught up with Richard Fortey, British palaeontologist, natural historian, writer, television presenter and long time Henley resident, to get his views on how the river has changed over the years… and what we can do about it.