Let’s talk about food
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Hebridean Inn
14 Harrapool, United Kingdom
Join our second meeting talking about our current food system and how it can be changed.
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Finding Climate Campaigning Balance
Virtual MeetingScottish Communities Climate Action Network is hosting this webinar with Jo Musker-Sherwood, to help climate activists deal with feelings of being overworked, overwhelmed, and even questioning the meaningfulness of our […]
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Women’s beach clean with The Selkie Collective
A Selkie Women's day out to tackling the mounting beach rubbish at Camas Malag beach, near Kilbride
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The project of nourishing active hope
Virtual MeetingScottish Communities Climate Action Network is hosting this webinar with Chris Johnstone, to help climate activists deal with the emotional toll of being engaged in climate actiow. How can we […]
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Zero Carbon Britain: climate solutions training by Centre for Alternative Technology
Virtual MeetingTwo day training by Centre for Alternative Technology on climate solutions and scenarios, based on CAT research.
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Mental Wellness & Resilience for the Climate Crisis
Virtual MeetingIncreasing global temperatures are producing big disruptions to the systems people rely on for basic needs, mixed with more frequent, extreme, and prolonged disasters. New thinking and approaches are needed […]
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Let’s talk about food, session 3: climate impacts on food and vice versa
FeaturedHebridean Inn 14 Harrapool, United KingdomJoin Skye Climate Action and the Highland Community Waste Partnership for the third in a series of conversations about our current food system and how we can change it. This month we're talking about climate impacts: How the climate affects the food system and how the food system affects climate. What does that mean for Skye and Lochalsh? There will also be updates on local projects, ideas and general food-related chat.
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Kelp Crofting off Pabay, Skye – a talk by Dr Kyla Orr
Virtual MeetingOffshore rope grown seaweed farming has the potential to be a sustainable way to produce food and other products whilst creating habitats for marine life and acting as a carbon sink. Join Sleat Environment Group and Dr Kyla Orr to hear the story of how three locals from Skye and Lochalsh set up a kelp farm off Pabay.