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‘Pool presents
Urban Picnics: Where the Wild Things Are
Discover where the wild things grow and what you can do with them…
Join us where the urban meets the natural and consumer and producer are one and the same.
Help us reveal a winter of potential: Bring food, recipes and stories to share
Saturday 16th February
Shorefields School
Dingle Vale @ 12.30
For directions please follow the link below,
Link to directions
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Programme of events for 2008
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Evolution & Creation
A Major Autumn Discussion Meeting in conjunction with Operation EDEN
Main Speaker: Prof Sam Berry, Nov 18th Poster giving details
More info on the background of Prof Berry (opens a new page - then scroll down)
Climate Change - what can a concerned citizen do?
"Rising to the Challenge - A Climate Change Action Plan for England's Northwest" - Consultation Draft has been developed with input from a limited number of organisations and experts. It sets out potential actions under the five objectives that act toward achieving the Vision. The document reflects our emerging thinking and is intended to provoke wider debate and discussion in the region through a formal consultation exercise. The consultation exercise closed on 5th September 2006. The final Plan was launched on the 9th November.
Following the publication of the NWDA climate change action plan the presentations from the speakers and the action plan itself can now be found online: http://www.nwda.co.uk/
Climate Change - Air Travel
One of the fastest growing contributors to CO2 emissions is air travel - as can easily be seen from the massive growth at our local airport (John Lennon) over the last few years. Consultation on the proposals for even more expansion was carried out over the summer and is now closed but the draft plan is still available available on the link below:
John Lennon Airport Consultation