Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Bristol Sport launched Project Whitebeam - a joint initiative with Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol Bears, Bristol City and Bristol Flyers - to recognise, measure and minimise our impact on the environment.
As part of this initiative our three clubs - Bristol Bears, Bristol City and Bristol Flyers - have signed up to the UN Sports for Climate Action Framework which sets a target of reaching net zero by 2040 and meeting a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
Project Whitebeam will not only address climate change but also waste, water, biodiversity and air quality.
We are mindful that many of our visitors attend matches and events in their leisure time but it is our firm belief that we can progress without compromising any of the pleasure or joy which brings us together. Instead, Project Whitebeam will seek to find exciting opportunities and benefits for our fans, community, stadium and clubs as we start our journey together towards a better and more sustainable future.
Credit: Video by Fever Pitch / Matteo Clarke
Bristol Sport launched Project Whitebeam - a joint initiative with Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol Bears, Bristol City and Bristol Flyers - to recognise, measure and minimise our impact on the environment.
As part of this initiative our three clubs - Bristol Bears, Bristol City and Bristol Flyers - have signed up to the UN Sports for Climate Action Framework which sets a target of reaching net zero by 2040 and meeting a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
Project Whitebeam will not only address climate change but also waste, water, biodiversity and air quality.
We are mindful that many of our visitors attend matches and events in their leisure time but it is our firm belief that we can progress without compromising any of the pleasure or joy which brings us together. Instead, Project Whitebeam will seek to find exciting opportunities and benefits for our fans, community, stadium and clubs as we start our journey together towards a better and more sustainable future.
Credit: Video by Fever Pitch / Matteo Clarke
