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October has been the Big Draw, a festival of drawing, for many years. But in 2020, it’s the Big Green Draw – hashtag #ClimateofChange. Needless to say, we have to be part of it! Here are the three things we’re offering. Weekly Drawing Challenges Weekly drawing challenges set online: 1) express your climate emotions; 2)…
BOOK REVIEW BY FATIMA KHUZEM This is my fourth attempt at reviewing Isabel Losada’s book, The Joyful Environmentalist – How to practice without preaching. Attempt 1: Is the environmental battle in the UK a joyful endeavour just for the privileged? I only made it through the first four chapters of the book in sequence and…
While we’ve been unable to deliver live activities, we’ve been thinking about what a climate museum could be – both what we could evolve into as an organisation and what museums in general could become in a time of Earth crisis. And echoing this, we have a twin vision: that we become a resilient organisation…
A big part of our collection is books about climate and ecology. While the pandemic continues, it’s difficult to take our books and other collections out to people, so we’re inviting reviews of relevant books instead. This first is by Naomi Faulkner-Felgate, a 20 year old wildlife enthusiast and writer. She has reviewed a book…
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