Transition Bristol
The Bristol Green Parties are just some of many Green Parties all over the World. See our Contacts page for links to other Green Parties. We are the political tip of a much larger Green movement. The South-West, and Bristol in particular, is host to a large number of Green organisations, including many national bodies that base their head office here. You will often find Green Party members involved in these organisations.
We don't have room to list all the organisations that we would like to, so please have a look at The Bristol & Bath Green Pages that lists lots of Green organisations.
Below are links to some Green organisations that our members want to bring to your attention. Remember that all these organisations are independent of the Green Party, so their views may not always match our policies !
For other categories of links see the list to the left.
Transition Bristol
Transition Bristol (http://www.transitionbristol.org/) is run by volunteers and acts as a hub for a network of Transition Neighbourhoods across the city. It is working to raise awareness of Climate Change and Peak Oil and the impacts both will have on our lives.
Sustainable Bishopston
Sustainable Bishopston (www.sustainablebishopston.org.uk) formed in response to a urgent felt need for action on climate change, with the intention of harnessing a local collective will to create real changes in our community.
Sustainable Knowle
Sustainable Knowle (http://sustainableknowle.blogspot.com/)Â is a community-based sustainability and quality of life group. It aims to find out what changes are needed to make the local area environmentally and socially sustainable.
Sustainable Redland
Sustainable Redand (www.sustainableredland.org.uk) is one of many local groups working on how Bristolians will cope without cheap fossil fuels and on lessening the irreversible damage we are causing to the ecosystems on which we depend.
Sustainable Westubry-on-Trym
Sustainable Westbury-on-Trym (www.suswot.org.uk) is a group of local people looking at the issues of climate change and diminishing fossil fuel reserves. By adapting the ways in which we travel, eat, work and consume, we’re looking to create a happier, healthier, more sustainable and closer-knit community.
Transition BS3
Transition BS3 (www.transitionbs3.co.uk) is a local group for anyone in BS3 who’s interested in the themes, thoughts and actions of the Transition movement, aiming to create inspiring community responses to the issues of peak oil & climate change.
Transition Easton
Transition Easton (www.transitioneaston.org.uk) aims to raise awareness of peak oil and climate change within Easton’s diverse community and support the people of Easton to create a positive, sustainable, ‘relocalised’ and oil-independent future.