Abundance is a Chiswick charity that harvests surplus fruit, plants orchards, trees and hedgerows, reconnecting people with nature.

Why buy a rarely-used tool or gadget, when you could borrow it? The Library of Things is in South London. Could you start one in H&F?

North Kensington Community Energy has installed solar panels on schools, community centres, and, most recently, the Westway Sports Centre.

Street Trees for Living, an award-winning charity in Lewisham, enables residents to plant and maintain trees in their streets.

Car sharing is fast replacing car ownership, especially in cities. Here's a guide from CoMoUK to car clubs and peer-to-peer car sharing schemes.

The London Cycling Campaign has 11,000 members; it lobbies for better conditions for cyclists in London. Each borough - inc. LBHF - has its own group.

Giki...Drivy...Olio...Forest... Time Out recommends 8 apps to help you live your best (green) London life.

Mums for Lungs campaign for cleaner air in London. Active on social media, they produce great flyers for School Streets and against engine idling.

The charity ECOactive delivers fun, interactive workshops on living sustainably (e.g. creating a community garden) for children and adults alike

London Car Free Day champions a traffic free city centre and active travel. It supports communities wanting to have their own car free days.

What If Lambeth is a similar project to Imagine2030 (great minds, eh?), gathering residents' ideas for a 'green, fair and delicious' Lambeth

Roots and Shoots provides vocational training to young people; its Kennington site is a green, biodiverse space for schools and the community.