Nurturing Nature

This session will look at how different types of climate action can have different impacts and how all of them can fit together in a broader climate movement. It will then focus more in depth on actions that work directly with nature in the form of planting or sustaining environmental habitats on a small, local scale.

A number of Quaker Meeting Houses have used their grounds as space to nurture nature and community. We will be looking at case studies from Norton-on-Tees, Spiceland and Hoddeston Local meetings.

This is part of a series on different ways to take climate action, which also includes Building Community Power on Thursday 18 May and Pressuring Powerful Institutions Monday 22 May.