Glastonbury Festival 2013
- 23 May 2013 2013 Green Trader Awards
- 7 May 2013 Why not cycle to Glastonbury?
- 2 August 2012 The Oak Tree Project
- 27 June 2011 Green blog 2011
- 19 June 2011 Please Take It Home Again!
- 8 June 2011 Green Traveller FAQs
- 24 March 2011 Do you have a Great Big Green Idea?
- 23 February 2011 Become a Green Traveller and enjoy the benefits!
- 10 November 2010 Here comes the sun
- 29 September 2010 2010 Climate Camp film
- 19 July 2010 Green Trader Awards winners
- 9 July 2010 A post-Festival blog from Greenpeace
- 27 May 2010 Bourbon Street Jazz ‘n’ Blues unveiled
- 4 May 2010 The Village Screen would like your film
- 23 April 2010 Your Great Big Green Ideas wanted
- 12 April 2010 Join Greenpeace's Airplot campaign
- 21 January 2010 Glastonbury recycling film
- 20 January 2010 Glastonbury panoramas: the Kings Meadow
- 26 August 2009 Green Glastonbury film
- 23 July 2009 2009 Green Traders Awards announced
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2013 Green Trader Awards
23 May 2013
Our Sustainable Green Trader Awards are back for 2013, giving our vast array of traders a chance to show what they are doing to make their stall as sustainable as possible (and be in with a chance of winning a free pitch at Glastonbury 2014!)
For the 7th year, Glastonbury Festival in association with Greenpeace will be searching the Festival for the traders doing the most to be clean, green and fair. Glastonbury recognises that the festival has an impact on the environment and is committed to minimising any negative impact. Our traders, too, are an essential part of that, and these Awards recognise the efforts they go to to help us make the Festival as sustainable as possible.
For more information on the 2012 Green Trader Awards, please click here.