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B Corp month: Tree planting and sunset social
Celebrate B Corp Month by stepping out into nature. Join us near Ditchling on Thursday 26th March to plant a new hedgerow and coppice with Forests Without Frontiers, followed by sunset drinks, food and fireside connection with fellow B Corps.
The Down to Earth Wild Cup!
A footy tournament with a difference! Join us in Derby on Saturday 18th July for a day of football, good vibes and good pizza, all supporting men’s mental health. Open to retired or “never-give-up” players, the event includes an afterparty at Electric Daisy, Derby. All proceeds go to Down to Earth, Safe and Sound, and Bridge the Gap, helping young people connect with nature and each other.
Experiential win in Paris
Our campaign with finisterre has been named a Creative Awards winner in the Experiential category at Connections Paris, part of LE BOOK - recognising work presented directly to the jury in the room.
AdGreen Superuser for the third year running
Measuring production emissions isn’t a one-off task, it’s a habit. Being recognised again as an AdGreen Superuser reflects how we’re embedding carbon awareness into everyday production decisions.
Brighton seafront photography exhibition celebrating Sussex marine life
Secrets Beneath the Sea is a new public exhibition on Brighton seafront celebrating the extraordinary marine life found just miles from our coast. Through a series of curated themes and compelling underwater photography, the exhibition invites audiences to connect more deeply with the underwater world on our doorstep. Image © Paul Parsons
Secrets Beneath the Sea: Children’s morning on Hove seafront
Join us for a family-friendly morning of storytelling, local marine life and hands-on action by the sea. Part of the Secrets Beneath the Sea exhibition — a collaboration between Sussex Wildlife Trust and Wayforward Brighton — this event brings together a live book reading, a community beach clean, and a special visit from Mayor Theresa Fowler to inspire connection with our Sussex coastline.