Our Wild Future
This autumn, the John Muir Trust is hosting four online panel discussions with conservationists, activists, writers and experts
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The Our Wild Future series of four panel discussions asks the big questions about our future relationship with nature; how we connect with wildness near and far, and how we can all make a difference in difficult times.
Each talk will bring a range of conservationists, writers, activists and experts together to discuss what's next for our climate, communities and planet.
See what's on
Events will be held online via Zoom and you can register for each one via Eventbrite using the links below.
Missed the previous discussions? We will be releasing audio recordings of them on 18 December.
Community and Conservation
Wednesday 9 December 2020, 7pm
Our final autumn event asks: What is the future of community land ownership? How can communities become involved in conservation and how can conservation strengthen the rural economy?
Richard Williams Land Operations Manager, John Muir Trust
Kevin Cumming Project Manager, Langholm Initative
Sally Reynolds Member of Community Land Scotland, and Development Officer at Carloway Estate Trust
Dr Chris Loynes Reader in Human Nature Relations at University of Cumbria