Events Coming up

Make Action Happen and Do Something….

Building a sense of community around practical climate solutions.

This is what we are doing locally for climate action!

Help us create an example of what we should be doing in woodland and fields near you. To grow our food, fuel and materials to replace coal, oil and gas.

 

Learn how to use hand tools: axes, scythes, billhooks etc to produce Hazel Coppice, basketry willow plantation, Hornbeam Pollards and Timber trees. To produce materials which are an alternative to plastic and composite materials which won’t naturally breakdown.

Learn how to grow veg and fruit and set up carbon negative no dig horticulture on a field scale. 

 

Join our No Dig Growing Group

We are setting up a field scale no dig growing group. Creating a demonstration plot open to volunteers interested in learning the no dig alley cropping system from its beginnings and sustainable skills using appropriate technology. Using Low or No Fossil fuel use

The charity has taken on a field in Murton Swansea to demonstrate carbon negative food growing. More Info: Carbon Negative Food Growing 

At present we need volunteers to join us in preparing the land. We are working on the field infrastructure, planting fruit trees,  clearing bramble and general ground work. Wednesdays are our regular volunteer day. We work other days as well but contact us 

Contact Jules mob 07964530436 

 

8th-16th June 2024

Many Events will be happening in Swansea including the Pier St Party on the Sat 8th June 10am -2pm at the Environment Centre. Climate and Community will be there with a stall and providing a workshop.

We will be running our own event on June 12th on the charity’s field: 10am -3pm
Have a go at scything a meadow 

Learn the skill of using an Austrian scythe to cut grass and brash. No strimmers or noise just the sound of birds and chatter. We will go through the basics of scything. Each person can have ago. Camp fire and refreshments available. Adults welcome, children to be accompanied by an adult.

More details: climateandcommunity@btinternet.com