Please note that Tayport Community Garden is closed until further notice due to coronavirus response. We will keep you updated when things change. Keep safe.

Open gardening session at Tayport Community Garden supported by PLANT Community Gardener, Peter Christopher and Volunteer Coordinator, Ali Butler. They are both available on site to advise and support volunteers and community groups using the Garden. Pop around if you would like to get involved – no previous gardening experience is necessary and all ages are welcome.

In Scotland, we know that climate change is an immediate and urgent problem. It remains so even now when everything seems to be overshadowed with the COVID-19 emergency.

But most of us are also confused and overwhelmed – we don’t know what it means for ourselves, people, places and things we love or what we can do about it.

The good news is that social research shows us that simply having a conversation with people we know and trust can help everyone make sense of the facts and take effective action.

PLANT’s Evenings with Climate are aimed to start many such conversations within our community to help create inspiration and social change needed to protect us and the planet from climate catastrophe while building back better in the aftermath of the pandemic.

Would you like to host an Evening with Climate with your friends, family, colleagues or community group?

The idea is that you, as a host, get a group of people together, find a date which suits you all, and put on an online Zoom party (or when the restrictions ease – a real party at your own home). We do all the rest: help you work out the best ways to invite people, provide the Zoom room and facilitators for the session. There may be also some party treats for all!

Once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted you will have an option of hosting a climate ‘party’ at your own home and add your own refreshments to the mix.

The ideal Climate Conversation size is 8-12 people, and it’s a good idea to leave 2-3 weeks to organise the event. (The minimum number of guests for a productive discussion is four.)

They are a part of PLANT’s Carbon Conversation programme, supported by Scottish Government’s Climate Challenge Fund. This work is inspired by Scottish Government’s Climate Conversations and Australian Climate for Change’s climate party model.

Register your interest through the link below and we will get in touch to explain the format and all the support we provide:

https://forms.gle/dirKaFEATbF9Agts5

Or you can get in touch with Kaska directly: blog@tayportgarden.org

More information: https://tayportgarden.org/carbon/evenings-with-climate/

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