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Background
Strategic
Aims
Management
team
Facilities
Around
the centre
Background
Carymoor was set up
in 1996 by a small group of enthusiasts. The purpose of the centre was
to run environmental education programmes. The start up phase was supported
by Wyvern Waste Services Ltd (Changed to Viridor Waste Services in May
2006) through the Landfill Tax Credit Scheme. The
site is leased to Carymoor Environmental Centre and we have a land management
agreement which provides core income to the Centre. Further Landfill Tax
Credit Scheme funding for capital works and research is made available
to Carymoor originating from Viridor Waste Services Ltd.
There is a well established
nature reserve on site which is home to twenty nine different species
of butterfly.
Strategic
Aims
Vision
Our Vision is one
where sustainability is central to the daily lives of everyone.
Mission
Our Mission is to
enrich the environment and people's lives through providing unique opportunities
to gain positive experiences of sustainability.
Core
Values
Our core values are:
- Passionate and
involved people
- Innovation and
inspiration
- Exemplar environmental
stewardship
- Caring professionalism
- Valuing and empowering
volunteers
Our
Principle Aims
CET has identified
principle aims for each of its four key work areas:
Formal Education
- To provide an education
programme that encourages environmental responsibility and the desire
to help create a sustainable future.
- To establish Carymoor
as the centre of excellence for sustainability education and training
for Somerset and the wider region.
Demonstration and
Advice
- To develop a centre
rich in positive environmental messages that are used as a resource
for education and engagement.
- To provide practical
solutions to allow individuals, communities and businesses to understand,
adapt and respond to the effects of climate change.
Widening Participation
and Engagement
- To deliver inclusive
lifelong learning through engagement and participation.
- To provide volunteering
opportunities that impact positively on the both the individual and
the environment.
Management and
Compliance
- To regularly evaluate
and review all work in line with current best practice.
- To develop financially
sustainable work programmes.
- To maintain good
governance and work within the charitable objects of the Trust.
- To ensure legal
compliance in all areas of work.
Contact Us
To find out more about
Carymoor Environmental Centre, email
or phone us on 01963 350143.
The site is not
open access, if you would like to come and visit the centre then please
call and make an appointment or come on one of our Open
Mornings.
Carymoor Environmental Centre Management Team
| Trustees |
Hamish Craig,
Ian Davies, Dr Dave Watson, Dr Jon Marshall, Peter Moon, Gill Craig,
Dan Cooke, Jon Pring, Dr David Bates
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| Chairman
of the Trustees and Management Committee |
Hamish
Craig |
| Chief
Executive |
Frances
Stuart |
| Finance
Manager |
Gill
Lanyon |
| Land
Manager & Ecologist |
Angus
Davies |
| Community
Conservation Officer |
Julia
Percy |
| Reserve
Officer |
Jules
Cross |
| Administration
Assistant |
Helen
Boyer |
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| Somerset
Waste Action Programme (SWAP) Team |
| Programme
Manager |
Rupert
Farthing
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| Site
Education Officer |
Graham
Jennings
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| Community
Waste Action Officer |
Hilary
Wright |
| Schools
Waste Action Officer |
Carolyn
Robertson |
| Schools
Waste Action Officer |
Juliet
Lawn |
| Schools
Waste Action Officer |
Beth
Coleman |
Facilities
Around
the centre
Website designed and
created by Kari-Astri Davies. Any comments and suggestions email: Gill
Lanyon
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