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Manchester environmental co-operative
Climate action starts with community. We bring people together to learn, play, share skills and shape a greener future.
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Envirolution is a volunteer-led environmental co-operative and registered Community Benefit Society based in Manchester. Since 2010, our members and volunteers have brought people together through free festivals, workshops, assemblies and creative environmental projects.
We believe climate action works best when it is joyful, practical and rooted in local communities: learning new skills, meeting neighbours and helping people shape a fairer green future.
Give your time, bring an idea, join the co-op or start with a game. There is more than one way to be part of Envirolution.
Help with events, education, communications, organising or games testing. Share your skills and the time you can offer.
Explore volunteeringA one-off £1 co-operative share is a way to join Envirolution and help shape what comes next. Read how membership works.
Join the £1 co-opExplore £5, £10 or £20 monthly or yearly supporter options to help keep climate education, projects and games available.
See supporter optionsExplore forests, energy, recycling and more through free environmental games for curious minds and community learning.
Discover climate gamesAlready involved? Sign in to the volunteer portal, or read the member and volunteer access information. Portal access is for approved accounts.
From hands-on learning to community conversations, Envirolution connects environmental ideas with everyday lives. We are rebuilding volunteer capacity and developing our education and digital tools.
Find a role that fits your skillsTry a few of our free climate games. They are made for self-guided learning, classrooms, community workshops and public events.
Plant trees by region and explore how biodiversity and carbon capture grow together.
Play Grow Your Own Forest
Explore your interests and find your climate superpower in a personality-based career game.
Try Climate Career QuestGames are still being tested across devices and input types. Help us test and improve them.
Workshops, volunteer sessions, games testing and festival planning are all part of the Envirolution conversation. Follow the Events page for opportunities to take part.
View all events and plansThe Events page is the place to check confirmed dates and the status of festival plans before arranging a visit. Historical festival stories are not new event announcements.
Interested in helping with activities, music, stalls or workshops?
From our published archive. These original dates and historical plans are not new announcements.
Climate
The Earth Speaks. Envirolution Listens. A reflection on people-powered environmental action and Envirolution’s community roots in Manchester.
Read article: Earth Day Isn’t Just a DayCommunity
We say clearly, unapologetically: Trans rights are human rights.
Read article: Envirolution Stands With Our Trans and Non-Binary FamilyEvents
The team behind one of Manchester’s most iconic festivals has been told to vacate its only storage facility...
Read article: Envirolution Launches Urgent FundraiserEnvirolution grew from a community-led eco-festival into a co-operative movement of volunteers, organisers, artists and educators. That history is full of friendships, shared skills and practical experiments in doing things differently.
Read Envirolution’s story“It needs more space where people come together to share their concerns, meet great people and dream about creating a better world.”
Matt Rowe, Envirolution founder — read our volunteer stories
Bringing people together through workshops, talks, music and hands-on climate education.
Explore the festival and project archiveImpact research with the University of Manchester’s Collaboration Labs reflected on people’s experiences of Envirolution.
Read about the 2020 impact assessmentLocal people came together to learn, discuss and develop climate solutions relevant to their city.
Explore the 2021 assembly and filmThe festival returned after the disruption of the pandemic, with music, workshops, food and community activities.
Revisit the 2023 festivalBrowse the photographs that make up Envirolution’s festival and community archive. Explore the people, projects and gatherings behind the story.
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Envirolution’s history connects co-operatives, food projects, climate organisers, public bodies, funders and volunteers.
Our historical records include work with and support from:
These are historical relationships, not a confirmed list of current partners or funders.
Whether you want to volunteer, join the co-operative, support our work or start a conversation, we would love to hear from you.