We believe that the current changes in climate and in ecosystems are the most urgent things to understand and affect. Everyone can play their part – whether through changing to more sustainable behaviours or lobbying for those in power to make changes. But often we don’t know why things should change, or feel helpless because we don’t think we can do anything. Arts activities are really effective ways of helping us to understand why and how to change and act and have the added benefit of making us feel better and improving wellbeing.
Rhos Pastures
Our partnership project with the Radnorshire Wildlife Trust and Rhayader By Nature, raising awareness of the importance of this habitat.
Nature Talk and Draw
A series of afternoon workshops which invited experts to talk about and bring in specimens of plants, animals and fungi to be drawn by participants supported by an artist facilitator.
TimeScape
Many of Timescapes displays are concerned with the natural world: Dark Skies, unique landscapes, such as our Celtic rainforests, and climate change with some installations created by young people.
An evening about Hay Meadows for the Wilderness Trust
A talk and exhibition about hay meadows.
Glen Morris exhibition.
Artist Glen Morris brought his artefacts, sculptures and photographs illustrating the problems the Inuit are facing caused by climate change.
