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March, 2024
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The draft of Scotland’s first ever national Good Food Nation Plan has been launched and now it’s time to have your say! As part of a national consultation, the Scottish
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The draft of Scotland’s first ever national Good Food Nation Plan has been launched and now it’s time to have your say! As part of a national consultation, the Scottish Government will host a series of in-person and online workshops across Scotland. Please follow the link to find out more and register for a workshop that suits you.
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January 24 (Wednesday) 1:00 am – April 22 (Monday) 1:00 am(GMT+00:00)
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Get ready to be a part of something special – the 10th anniversary of Climate Week North East! For a decade, we’ve been championing change, and this year, our focus
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Get ready to be a part of something special – the 10th anniversary of Climate Week North East! For a decade, we’ve been championing change, and this year, our focus is all about how we can help you TAKE ACTION. We’re inviting YOU to be a part of these exciting events, where we’re showing you how you can help make a real impact on climate change.
What to Expect:
- Fun Events for Everyone: Family days, nature walks, bike rides, and more!
- Hands-On Workshops: Learn cool tips for sustainable living.
- Inspiring Talks: Thought-provoking discussions and eye-opening gatherings.
- Exciting Films: Movies that spark change.
- Engaging Activities: Upcycling, cleanups, tours, and more.
- Connect & Share: Meet like-minded people who care about our planet.
[events coming soon!]
Join the Movement:
CWNE was started by Aberdeen Climate Action in 2014 and is now organised by NESCAN Hub. Originally designed to raise awareness of climate change, but more importantly, shows us what we can all do to make a difference and reduce our carbon footprint, live sustainable and increase biodiversity in a fun way.
This is YOUR chance to be part of a greener future. Whether you’re new to eco-actions or ready to share with others, Climate Week North East is for everyone.
[Submit your own event, coming soon!]
Thinking about hosting an event? Come along to our first CWNE meeting of the year on 7 September 2023- email [email protected] to join the list
Mark Your Calendar: 15 – 24 March 2024
Where: Locations Across Aberdeen City and Shire. Check out the vibrant events near you (coming soon!).
Ready to TAKE ACTION? Let’s make change happen, together. Be a part of Climate Week North East 2024.
Stay Updated: Follow us on Facebook for the latest updates and event details.
Questions: Contact us at [email protected].
Let’s create a better world – starting now! 🌎💚
Ways to make a change between now and March:
- Discover easy ways to save energy, reduce waste and more – www.nescan.org/getting-started
- Host an event – come along to our next CWNE meeting on 7 September – email [email protected] to join the list
- Join local climate action groups and make a difference – check out what’s going on in your area.
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15 (Friday) 12:00 am – 24 (Sunday) 12:00 am(GMT+00:00)
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Locations across Aberdeen City and Shire
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While bannock breads have been around for centuries, they also offer many benefits that can serve us in years to come. Flexible when it comes to ingredients and energy efficient
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While bannock breads have been around for centuries, they also offer many benefits that can serve us in years to come. Flexible when it comes to ingredients and energy efficient when cooked at home, bannocks should be a feature of now and the future. In this shared bread making and sharing session we’ll have the chance to experiment with different flours – traditional beremeal, fava bean flour, and fine oatmeal – and think about the taste and environmental benefits of each. You’ll learn how to make bannock breads, see them cooked on site at Garnethill Bread Oven, and then be able to try your creation. This session is free and you don’t need to bring anything, but please reserve a space on eventbrite to give us an idea of numbers – you can do so via bit.ly/bannockbread
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(Sunday) 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm(GMT+00:00)
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Join a friendly and immersive talk for folk who are curious about seed saving, how seeds relate to the food on our plate and how seed libraries can support community and climate resilience.
Learn about:
– The journeys that vegetables take from seed to our plates
– Funky types of bean and what influenced their names
– Why we should adapt seeds in our communities
– How to borrow and save seeds from Glasgow Seed Library
This event is for new Seed-lings! For anyone who is new to the realm of seed saving and would like to learn about its importance in adapting vegetables and other plants for our changing Scottish climate. It’s a safe space to ask silly questions!
Together we will pot up some seeds together and there will also be free seed packs to take away with you.
We will finish by sharing a delicious meal together from Milk Cafe.
About the organisers
Food & Climate Action is a project delivered by Glasgow Community Food Network, in partnership with six organisations in Glasgow and funded by The National Lottery. Our food system and the climate crisis are inextricably linked. Not only is our Western industrial food system one of the main drivers of climate change, but a changing climate will also impact access and availability of food in Scotland, particularly for migrant and low income communities. We need a more resilient, climate-friendly and just food system in which everyone has access to nutritious and culturally appropriate food. Come and learn some of the skills to build more resilient, local food systems in our communities.
Glasgow Seed Library is a collection of seeds and a community of growers. The library stocks organic and open-pollinated vegetable, herb and flower seeds for everyone to borrow, grow and save. By learning to save and share seed locally, we can nurture unique varieties and adapt our plants to a changing Scottish climate.
Accessibility
The dream machine is fully wheelchair accessibile. There are gender neutral and accessible toilets available. Travel costs can be reimbursed if this is a barrier to entry. Children welcome! This event is hosted at The Space / The Dream Machine. There is a bus stop 1 minute walk away and is serviced by buses 2, 18, 60A, 61, 240, 255 and 253. Please contact Cara at [email protected] or 07915781341 with any questions, dietary or accessibility needs.
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Time
(Tuesday) 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(GMT+00:00)
Location
The Dream Machine
257 London Road, Glasgow, G40 1PE
Nick Cullen
Nick is a past coordinator for the Climate Fringe platform and Climate Fringe Festival, working on strategy, website development and communications. He spent two years at SCCS in the lead up to COP26 and led on developing the Homestay Network, volunteering programme, COVID-19 safety, and many other aspects of logistics and operations in collaboration with the COP26 Coalition.