Last week, the club invited climate experts Football For Future to host workshops for club staff and academy players as part of a wider sustainability plan.
Football For Future offer industry-leading sustainability support services and are reframing the climate conversation through the universal language of football.
Elliot Arthur-Worsop and Hugh Gilroy spoke about ways in which staff and the business as a whole can reduce their carbon footprint and the small swaps we should be making to better protect the planet.
Feedback from staff spoke of how the workshop was 'thought provoking' and that it showed 'how little changes we make to the way we live can make a big difference'.
Norwich City's Sky Bet Championship match against Coventry City on Saturday, February 3, will be the dedicated Green Football Weekend fixture, where fans are encouraged to make greener choices and pledge green action to score goals.
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The club will also be showcasing what we are doing to become #GreenerTogether on matchday, with further initiatives to be revealed in the lead up to the game.