Introduction to Permaculture, a Regenerative Culture
Planet Sutherland event to learn how Rubha Phoil on Skye is being developed through permaculture.
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The Economics of Biodiversity: conversation with Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta
Virtual MeetingThe Wildlife Trusts host a conversation with Professor Dasgupta, author of the HM Treasury-commissioned report on the Economics of Biodiversity. This report shows that the current assault on biodiversity is eroding the foundation of our economy and threatening the prosperity of future generations.
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Beyond the Great Reset: The Systems Change Summit
Virtual MeetingJoin Richard Heinberg, Helena Norberg Hodge and others on how we can create a world beyond “corporate sustainability” and move toward regenerative cultures and needs-based economies.
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Climate Exp0: A fusion of science and policy, advancing a resilient, zero-carbon world
Virtual MeetingUK and Italian universities have put together a five day programme of leading research and policy presentations, covering five key climate themes. Free and online.
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How trees can help farm management and add income
Virtual MeetingSoil Association Scotland talks to farmer Colin Lowrie of Blegbie Farm, East Lothian about his use of woodland creation as part of his mixed farm’s toolkit to diversify activities and income streams.
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Caring about climate change – why you need to take action now
Virtual MeetingScottish Council for Voluntary Organisations explores why and how non-environmental voluntary organisations can move towards net zero.
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Skye Climate Action: Inspirational Growing!
FeaturedVirtual MeetingThis month's Sustainability pop up is on growing – for gardeners and crofters - with an inspirational line up of speakers.
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A Rye Story, with grower and community art worker Joss Allen
FeaturedVirtual MeetingJoin Atlas Arts for their next Seed Stewardship event: Take a journey with rye, following its migration from the meadows of Anatolia to the fields of northern Europe, to get us thinking differently about seed-human relations and how we might rethink notions of care, agency and domestication.