PATT Forces Communities Together With the aid of a grant from the Armed Forces Communities Trust, PATT has been able to create a dedicated TV channel. This channel (Green TV) offering 20 bite-sized live stream events to engage, to educate, to train, to inspire and to encourage, to bring the great outdoors, and stories of natural…
The Humber Releaf project is a project that is being set up by the PATT Foundation that aims to create a revolving fund to support ongoing reforestation in the Humber region and create employment for veterans under the Green Task Force. The revolving fund is created through the establishment of woodland and the sale of…
PATT Foundation partners with award winning digital agency The PATT Foundation has linked up with Hull Based Company INIT Creative ahead of a new project launch starting in the first quarter of 2021. The organisations initially met through For Entrepreneurs Only whilst helping local start-ups as part of the Ignition programme. INIT Creative is…
Christmas is here! We are so excited to reveal the design of our new 2020 Christmas card. We worked with a local Yorkshire Design Agency (Thank you to the awesome Grace at Abell Design) to create this years theme. Woodland animals, who would be lost without their forest, and who are helping use raise money,…
Poppy Trail How did it start? The Poppy Trail is the work of HEY Workshops and in 2020 the PATT Foundation & One Hull of a Forest (OHOF) team are joining the partnership to extend the trail to East Hull. Working with OHOF and their Green Task Force of veterans we will expand the trail…
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Is it more effective to trial carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies than to plant more trees? It’s the big question that governments, scientists and industry are battling over and while opinion remains divided, ecologists state loud and clear ‘we’re running out of time’. CCS technologies aim to suck carbon dioxide from the air, or…
Just twelve months ago, Hull City Council unanimously declared a climate emergency, with Councillor Mike Thompson stating: “We recognise that climate change is one of the biggest challenges we face and that, as a council, we have an obligation to future generations of Hull residents to do all that we can to reverse and reduce…
PATT is delighted to have received a £1,000 donation as part of Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce’s commitment to the work undertaken through the One ‘Hull’ of a Forest initiative. PATT CEO, Dr Andrew Steel will be attending the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce AGM on Friday 28 February along with Emma Hardy…