Come and join Climate Cafe Lochgilphead and Snowdrop Argyll as we work together to share ideas on making Christmas more affordable, sustainable, less stressful and fun. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
We’ll have lots of activities on offer – Christmas crafts, gifts, … Read the rest
Food for Thought: Conversations Across Argyll & Bute – Mid Argyll, Kintyre and Islay
After a run of successful events in Cowal, Oban, Mull and Helensburgh, ABCAN are bringing the good food conversation to Mid Argyll! Join them to explore … Read the rest
Scotland’s Climate March, Saturday 15th November, 11am, Glasgow Green
On Saturday 15th November, people will be travelling from all over Scotland to march in Glasgow as part of a global day of climate action. This march for a better world … Read the rest
Argyll Countryside Trust are looking for a Community Coordinator to support local groups across Argyll and Bute to take climate action and get involved with the Argyll & Bute Climate Action Network (ABCAN).
For more details and to apply https://www.act-now.org.uk/News/were-hiring-abcan-community-coordinator… Read the rest
APOLOGIES, EVENT POSTPONED, NEW DATE SOON
Food for thought
Sunday 1st June, 2025
Rhu and Shandon Community Centre, 11am-3:30pm
Conversations Across Argyll & Bute
Film Screening: The event kicks off with a screening of Rooted: Growing a Local Food Ecosystem, … Read the rest
The topic this month will be “How to talk about climate change”. Talking to family, friends, colleagues and especially those who are opposed to climate actions can be really challenging, but there’s lots of research done into how to handle … Read the rest
Wednesday 26th March, 18.30-20.30, at St John’s Cathedral, George Street, Oban.
The focus will be on community storm resilience, and we’re planning to gather some information about what people need to make them more resilient in the face of changing … Read the rest
Come and hear Jess Pepper, founder of the Climate Café movement, give a Climate Reality Presentation on the latest science, impacts and solutions, with a look at the Scottish context.
Thursday 30 January, 7-9 pm, MS Centre (Snowdrop Centre), Lochgilphead… Read the rest
