How you can take climate action

Small climate actions can collectively make a big difference and will demonstrate to government and business the community appetite for change. 

Actions you can take

Get involved

Community Climate Catch Up

It’s time for a check in on local climate action and sustainability projects in the Tweed!

You’re invited to Climate catch up: building momentum, an opportunity to be inspired by Husk Farm Distillery’s sustainability journey and to take a deep dive into current climate action projects in the Tweed. 

When: Wednesday 29 April, 4:00-7:00 pm
Where: Barrel Room, Husk Farm Distillery, 1152 Duguigan Rd, North Tumbulgum

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Tweed Climate Action Now (Tweed CAN)

In 2025, Tweed Shire Council supported the establishment of a community-led group to support grassroots climate action from Tweed residents. This group is now leading, supporting and amplifying projects in renewable energy, circular economy, conservation, citizen science and local climate action.

New members welcome. Find out more or subscribe to their e-news on their website.

Environment and Sustainability Newsletter

Council regularly shares its progress in environmental and climate action initiatives, as well as opportunities for the community to get involved, via its Environment and Sustainability Newsletter, sent bi-monthly.

Subscribe to Council newsletters

Reducing emissions in the Tweed

As part of our Climate Ready Tweed project, we asked the community what actions they were already taking to reduce their carbon footprint.

77% nearly always wash clothes in cold water, not hot

save around 800 kg GHGs each year

45% nearly always turn off ‘stand by’ power

save around 270 kg GHGs each year

85% nearly always carry their own reusable drink container

save around 230 kg GHGs each year

63% nearly always refuse single use plastic products

save around 63 kg GHGs each year

47% eat a low carbon diet

save around 5,375 kg GHGs each year

79% grow some of their own fruit, vegetables or herbs

save around 40 kg GHGs each year

Over 50% of households have installed solar

save nearly 7,000 kg GHGs each year

11.5% have an electric or hybrid engine car

save over 3,000 kg GHG each year