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Green Goals Transforming Tomorrow Conference 2025

• Morning Plenary - Policy and Strategy

• Overview of Sport England's environmental sustainability strategy, Every Move and why it's important. ​

• What can the sports and physical activity sectors do to have an impact.

• Using our influence. Spending wisely. 

• Communities adversely affected by climate change.

• Air pollution levels in deprived areas vs affluent ones.

• Disparities in access to green/blue spaces and recreation.

• Health impacts.

• Step by step process for decarbonisation.

• The practicalities of decarbonisation.

• Decarbonisation and other outcomes 

• Funding

•  Growing importance of designing spaces that address climate change challenges.

• Integrating active travel infrastructure into community environments.

• Creating habitats that support biodiversity and ecological resilience.

• Developing sustainable drainage systems to manage water effectively.

• Showcasing a range of innovative, real-world projects.

• Demonstrating how our approach benefits both communities and nature. 

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Served for all attendees

• Facilities, Infrastructure and Nature

• An introduction to the Lee Valley Regional Park.

• The development of Lee Valley Ice Centre.

• How Lee Valley Ice Centre supports nature connection with the wider park.

• Our impact. One million visitors and our community programme.

• Conclusions and lessons learned.

• 2024/ 25 Project highlights.

• Engaging 1050 primary schools.

• Achieving a 7.79% modal shift to walking and wheeling all the way to school.

• Delivered a 22.72% point shift to active travel overall.

• Generated 17.8 million new walking journeys.

• Removed 3.4 million car kilometres from the roads during peak times.

• What is sports impact on its ecosystems and natural resources?

• What leading sports are starting to do to restore and conserve the landscapes they rely on.

• How others are beginning to reduce their impact on nature through their supply chain.

• Practical next steps all sports can take no matter where they sit in the sporting pyramid.

• Examples and stories from across the world. 

• Current angling participation figures and background.

• How angling binds communities and creates opportunities for new participants to engage.

• How climate change is impacting marine and freshwater habitats, and its influence on sustainable food supply.

• The importance of addressing pollution in natural rivers and waterways both here in the UK and across Europe.

• An overview of the Angling Trust’s sustainability plan, its ambitions, and how we plan to engage our 2,200 clubs nationwide.

• 2-course buffet lunch

Training and insights to support the sustainability journey.

• The regulatory drive for sustainability in sports. 

• Local and global climate impacts on sports. 

• What is Carbon Literacy and how can it help? 

• The role of the sports sector ​

• Why should your organisation engage with ESG?

• The role of the board.

• The stages of delivering action.

• Achieving buy-in and reporting success.

• Time to stretch the legs! 

• Exploring how other sectors are recognising the links between nature, climate and health inequalities

• What is motivating people to act and how can we building strong collective action to benefit people and the planet? 

• Where to start – showcasing examples from NHS Estates and the National Education Nature Park. 

• Where next – asking what you need and want to deliver your goals.

• Discover how an urban multi-sport site embeds social, environmental, and economic sustainability in practice.

• Explore small-scale sustainability measures: raised planters, green roofs, LED lighting, and water-saving features.

• See design visuals for the £5.3m redevelopment, including indoor studios, green infrastructure, and a community café.

• Hear how Marlborough Sports Garden is helping build climate resilience and social equity in inner-city London.

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• Thank you for supporting the Green Goals Conference