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Middlesbrough Environment City is a local environmental charity working to help residents lead healthier and more sustainable lives. Its work connects environmental action, community engagement, education and practical projects across Middlesbrough.
A community environmental charity rather than a visitor attraction. Contact the team for current projects, volunteering, events and ways to get involved.
Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm.
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