It’s easy to connect to nature when the weather is fine, and good for tramplolining. We need to learn to enjoy the storms too.  

Back in the spring of last year, I worked with a team of fine folk at Howies’ Little Big Voice talk, held at James Lynch’s nascent and wonderful campsite and lodge just outside Cilgerran, on the Teifi river, about an hour north of St Davids. The talk I gave can be downloaded here. http://www.littlebigvoice.org.uk/spoke/andyMiddleton/ 

Over the last couple of years, TYF have donated around £20,000 to West Wales Eco Centre to help them create climate change resource materials for schools to use. Their site is now up and running, and already used by hundreds of schools: http://www.climatechangewales.org.uk Log in to get access to an excellent range of resources for [...]

Had a couple of interesting engagements in this last week, that were as different as they were impactful. Spoke at the weekend to Ideas Wales, a new Welsh think tank set up at ‘arm’s length’ by leaders of the Labour Party; they invited in a few non party members to spark new ideas. Lots of [...]

This website gives neat and simple visual guides to carbon emissions, births and deaths from the world’s countries, with understated impact. breathingearth.net

Wales’ Centre for Alternative Technolofy and many others are calling for an alternative to the UK Government’s recent commitment to move towards rebuilding nuclear power stations. Greenpeace have put together some good footage about an alternative:

This clip is a well crafted call to action from Carbon Sense colleauge Fraser Durham