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About BFCCA
BFCCA
Bracknell Forest Community Climate Action is a local incorporated charity (1215647) in Bracknell Forest dedicated to helping residents tackle the climate change and biodiversity crisis.
Founded by a group of local volunteers in 2025, it is managed for the benefit of everyone living, working, and visiting the borough.
The charity maintains no political affiliation.
Strategic Plan
Bracknell Forest Community Climate Action is in the process of creating its strategic plan in conjunction with the local community and partner organisations.
Volunteers
Bracknell Forest Community Climate Action is actively seeking volunteers to join our team. If you are interested in helping the Bracknell Forest Community to create a sustainable future, please get in touch with us at info@bfcca.org
Partners
We aim to partner with a variety of organisations and businesses in our community to help achieve our goals of a sustainable future for Bracknell Forest. If you are interested in partnering with us, please get in touch at info@bfcca.org.
Our Trustees
Russell Julier, previously in the oil industry, is now keen to help communities meet the challenge of climate change and navigate the energy transition.
A Chemist and Science teacher at Easthampstead Park School for 22 years.
Teaching about the climate made me realise how essential it is to become an activist for change. We all have a part to play. There is no option but to make the necessary changes and succeed. Every small step helps. We can influence the big players, but we all responsible too.
Adrian Haffegee
Emma Young is an independent sustainability advisor with more than 20 years’ experience. She led sustainability communications for a FTSE 50 company before establishing her consultancy in 2013, and now supports clients with strategy, engagement, and reporting. Writing under the pen name E. L. Williams , Emma is also the author of four fantasy novels and is passionate about how storytelling can ins
Our Trustees
Harry Wright is a secondary school science teacher with over 20 years of experience working in the UK and overseas. With a PhD in Zoology, he is passionate about Natural History and Biodiversity, having become interested from a very early age. In addition to conducting voluntary bird surveys, and birdwatching in general, Harry is a keen cyclist and enjoys exploring Bracknell's outdoor spaces.