Join us for an inspiring East Devon Skillshare event!
Are you passionate about reuse, repair, waste reduction, surplus food, growing food, biodiversity and nature recovery, composting, climate action or sustainable behaviours? This event is free and open to community groups, local volunteers and members of public.
At a time of uncertainty and instability this is an opportunity to come together and remind ourselves that the actions we take locally do make a difference. Come along for a day of connection with other likeminded people and learning about their projects, feel inspired, recharge your volunteering batteries, build your well being and resilience to return to your projects and activities feeling renewed.
What’s in store?
- Join an excursion to Blackdown Hills Eco Hub, a dynamic space focused on environmental education and regenerative agriculture. Find out about their activities include workshops in no-dig/organic food growing, their pioneering biochar project and how they are engaging the local schools and young people in their work.
- Take a creative response to Climate Change with the Thelma Hubert Gallery – the gallery will be leading a workshop for groups who would like to develop creative projects that create new opportunities to help communities understand and adapt to our changing planet. This is an opportunity to connect with the gallery’s Climate Conversation project and local artists, including aspiring young artists.
- Explore the ingredients needed to support local climate action – with Zoey Cooper, Exmouth Town Councils, award winning, Climate Officer.
- Building community through cooperative buying and social eating – with Craig Jolly from Mushroom Food Network Exmouth who has been hosting community suppers and breadmaking activities and has run a local standing community buying group.
- Networking & Discussion: Connect to the hive mind over and a dedicated climate café discussion.
Click here to reserve your space!
Come be a part of this inspiring event and help us build a more sustainable and connected East Devon community. See you there!
If you have any questions, please email info@cagdevon.org.uk
