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“It’s a chance to dive into the projects that are currently live and use the collective wisdom in the room from people who’ve got different backgrounds and experiences to help get a little more momentum happening,” she said.<\/p>\n
Projects span a wide range of sustainability efforts, including mindful food choices, energy and electrification initiatives such as solar use and electric vehicle use, and native conservation practices like tree planting and backyard rewilding.<\/p>\n
“There’s a whole range of different ideas that the community have come up with,” Moad said.<\/p>\n
She said the session would help groups assess their progress and plan their next steps.<\/p>\n
“Some of the groups have made a fair bit of progress and it’s about taking them to the next level,” she said.<\/p>\n
“Some are really in the early seed of an idea, and they need momentum or a bit more planning behind them, so we’re hoping to connect people who are a bit further along with some people who are in the early stages to be able to have a cross pollination of ideas.”<\/p>\n
“We can spend some time sitting down and mapping out pilot projects and we’re advocating for doing little test runs of some of the ideas so that we can see what works.”<\/p>\n
The event will be held at Husk Farm Distillery on 29 April from 4-7pm.<\/p>\n
To register, visit events.humanitix.com\/climate-catch-up-building-momentum<\/p>\n
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A free community climate event at Husk Farm Distillery later this month aims to turn local ideas into action, bringing together residents, council and grassroots groups to build momentum on sustainability projects across the Tweed. The Climate Catch Up: Building Momentum will feature a guided sustainability tour of Husk Farm Distillery led by CEO Quentin […]<\/p>\n