We are a grassroots community group that has formed to defend and champion our local river. The Wye is at a low ebb, suffering from severe pollution and the effects of climate change. Many factors are influencing the poor health of the river including intensive agriculture, the discharge of human sewage, industrial spillages and the… Continue reading Friends of the Upper Wye
Woodland protection camp . Stop HS2
Time of the Sixth Sun is an inspirational and uplifting documentary film about the shift in global consciousness and the emerging movement to find a new way to walk more lightly on this Earth. Our ancestors understood our symbiotic relationship to nature and the elements, and foresaw the collapse of an unsustainable world. Filmed predominantly in… Continue reading Time of the Sixth Sun
The Fountain exists to catalyze the journey towards reconnection and unification by bridging sacred economics with the sacred ecological principles and practices of ancestral cultures. The Fountain exists to catalyze the journey towards reconnection and unification by bridging sacred economics with the sacred ecological principles and practices of ancestral cultures. Please see website below
This movement was organized by some of the delegates that attended The Flourishing Diversity Summit at London University in September 2019. A ceremonial call to action was carried out there uniting all nations through the heart with Mother Earth and for future generations. This call to action was in response to the news that 2… Continue reading Mother Earth Delegation of United Nations
Ludlow verge planted with wildflowers to help Bees & Butterflies Over the last 60 years, 97% of Wildflower Meadows have been lost, resulting in a huge loss of species and bio-diversity, throughout the UK. In many places, road verges are now being managed for wildlife, allowing wildflowers to thrive, attracting insects and other pollinators. This ensures… Continue reading Restoring Shropshires Verges Project
Transformative Adaptation By Rupert Read. Permaculture #107
Since July 2018 when Adur District Council in West Sussex declared a climate emergency over 300 councils have followed suit (see www.climateemergency.uk). But many have stalled there, lacking the funds, capacity, imagination or resources to take practical next steps. This has left a hole. Polls and surveys show there is a growing awareness of the seriousness of the… Continue reading About Climate Emergency Centres
Falling into Place BY APRIL GRIEFSONG
