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Training events and setting environmental actions and targets for your business

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Upcoming e​co active business network training and events

These events are only open to eco active business members. Joining the eco active business network us free. Details are​ on the about the eco active business network webpage

Please reserve your place by booking a free ticket before the event.​

Date and time​
Topic Booking information
At your convenience
​Eco driver training
​Apply for eco driver training​
Wednesday 21 January
9am to 11am
In-person workshop: completing your 2026 eco active business annual return
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​Monday 26 January
12.30pm to 1pm​​

Online bite​ sized session: ​Jersey on the Front Line: Adapting Our Coast for Climate Change
​Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​Tuesday 24 February
2pm to 4pm

​In-person worksh​op: Creating a decarbonisation plan for your business
​Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​Friday 27 February
9am to 5.30pm
​Carbon Literacy Training
​​Book a tick​et on Eventbrite​
​Monday 2 March
12.30pm to 1pm
Online bite​ sized session: 
Understanding your scope 2 emissions
Book a ticket on ​Eventbrite
​Monday 30 March
10am to 1pm
​In-person tour and talk: Jersey Water Desalination Plant​
Book a ticket on Eventbrite



E​co driver training is available free of charge to members and leaders of the eco active business network at a time that suits your organisation.

Eco driving does not involve making any change​s to vehicles instead it is a driving style that reduces fuel bills, cuts carbon emissions​ and lowers accident rates. Adopting eco driving can reduce a vehicles miles per gallon (MPG) by up to 15%. 

Volunteering opportunities for your organisation

Sign up for you and your colleagues to get involved in some hands on, practical conservation tasks. Tools and instructions will be provided. ​

​Date and time

​Topic
​Booking information
​Friday 6 February 2026
9.30am to 12.30pm
Blowout Control at the sand dunes
​Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​Friday 20 February
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Scrub control at the sand dunes
​Book a ticket on Eventbrite​
​Friday 6 March
9.30am to 12.30pm​
​Sour Fig control at Noirmont
Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​Friday 20 March
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Hemlock control at Ouaisne
​Book a tick​et on Eventbrite
​Friday 27 March
9.30am to 12.30pm​
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)
Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​​Friday 3 April
9.30am to 12.30pm
​​Hemlock control at Les Creux Country Park
​​Book a tick​et on Eventbrite
​Friday 17 April
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)
Book a ticket on Eventbrite
Friday 8 May
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Meadow clearing at St Catherine's Woods
​Book a tick​et on Eventbrite
​Friday 15 May
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)
Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​​Friday 22 May
9.30am to 12.30pm
​​Hemlock control at Ouaisne
​​Book a tic​k​et on Eventbrite
​Friday 19 June
9.30am to 12.30pm
​​​Bracken control at Ouaisne
​Book a tick​et on Eventbrite

​Friday 26​ June
9.30am to 12.30pm​
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)
Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​Friday 3 July
9.30am to 12.30pm
Meadow clearing at Ouaisne
​Book a tick​et on Eventbrite
​Friday 10 July
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)
​Book a ticket on Eventbrite
​Friday 17 July
9.30am to 12.30pm​
Bracken control at Ouaisne
Book a tick​et on Eventbrite

​Friday 24 July 
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species remov​al (purple dew plant)​
Book a ticket on Eventbrite​
​Friday 7 August 
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)​
Book a ticket on Eventbrite​
​Friday 14 August 
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Sour fig removal
Book a ticket on E​ventbrite
Friday 28 August 
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)​
Book a ticket on Eventbrite​
​Friday 4 September
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Tree whip maintenance at ​Noirmont
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​Friday 18 September 
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Wetland habitat maintenance
Book ​a ticket on Eventbrite
Friday 25 September 
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species removal (purple dew plant)​
Book a ticket on Eventbrite​
Friday 2 October
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Habitat management at Les Landes
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Friday 23 October
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive species removal (purple dew ​plant)​
Book a ticket on Eventbrite​​​
​Friday 30 October
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Pond management
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​​Friday 13 November
9.30am to 12.30pm
​Invasive tree seedling control
​​Book a tick​et on Eventbrite
​​​Why a business s​hould set environmental actions and targets​​

​Setting action pla​ns helps businesses to:​

  • plan ahead
  • identify roles and responsibilities
  • set timescales
  • identify any financial implications
  • reflect on achievements​

Members and leaders of the eco active business network have signed up to improve the environmental performance of their businesses.  

We believe in step by step improvement, so we ask you to set and deliver at least 2 new actions per year. 

Identifying environmental actions or targets

Each year one environmental action or target​ must focus on reducing carbon emissions or energy use. The second action can be from another environmental area, for example:

  • waste
  • water
  • transport
  • biodiversity
  • procurement
  • community involvement
  • education and awareness or staff training

Environmental actions should be integrated within the business plan. This will make sure: 

  • everyone is aware of what you are doing
  • it becomes normal behaviour​
  • it is not seen as an added extra​​

The eco active business network are offered training and events to help identify and meet targets.

Eco active business knowledge hub

The eco active business knowledge hub is for all employees of businesses that are members of the eco active business network. This group will allow members to share ideas, network and work together to solve problems relating to environmental improvement. ​​

Guide on how to sign up to the eco active business ​knowledge hub​​

​Eco active case studies

Biodiversity: Pollinator patch 

A local office has converted their outside area into an urban garden, with a pollinator patch and bug and bee hotels. This could be an action for any company with an outside space, or a company could sponsor a community pollinator patch.

Eco active case study for pollinator patches

Procurement: Sustainable purchasing

How renting equipment reduces waste and carbon emissions.

Eco active business case study on sustainable purchasing

Reducing the risk of negative environmental impacts

Some business activities have a negative impact on the environment. You need to understand which business activities are high risk. You can manage risks better by adding environment impacts to risk assessments. 

​It's important that your staff know what the risks are and what they need to do to meet business requirements.​​

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