Lectures in the project
12/4 Grow for free – grow more with less. Lecture with Uncle Grön. Korpen Cultural Center, Skinnskatteberg.
18/4 The connection of bats to the industrial landscape. Workshop in building bat houses. Södra Hyttan, Hällefors.
29/5 Lecture on Climate Change with geology professor Alasdair Skelton. VBU Högbergsskolan Ludvika.
15/4 Recycling workshops with Bärkebygden's Handicraft Friends, Söderbärke, Smedjebacken municipality.
Under planning – Lecture with Ecomuseum Bergslagen / Bergskraft
12/9 – Workshop with Hjulsjö103. In early autumn, harvest and mash apples together. Taste different apples. Talk about what other raw materials we can grow and store with simple means and collective efforts and how it makes a difference in terms of the environment and resources, for increased food security, preparedness (and quality of life) in rural areas.
Do you have any requests or suggestions for lectures?
Email vivi@leaderbergslagen.eu.
For example, Isabelle MacAllister wants to come and talk about and introduce Skavet. https://skavet.substack.com/. Please get in touch if you are a group that is interested. Or if you have tips for other speakers.
We also have thoughts about doing something with the game makers for Klimatkoll. https://www.kortspeletklimatkoll.se/. Something you want to learn more about?
What is Climate Talks?
Conversation about climate and transition is a two-year project run by Leader Bergslagen in connection with the association being accepted as a Climate Pact Partner within the EU in 2026.
The aim of the project is to protect nature and the environment in Bergslagen by creating conversations about climate and the transition. The goal of the project is to carry out 15 lectures/workshops about the climate transition, a study trip to Abisko with the youth association Growth Power Ludvika, as well as producing short films with the character Ken Stern.
What is the European Climate Pact?
The European Climate Pact was launched by the European Commission in December 2020. The Pact is part of the European Green Deal and aims to engage people, communities and organisations in climate action to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. The Climate Pact serves as a platform for sharing information, educating and implementing concrete climate action.
The European Climate Pact is an initiative of the European Commission that aims to engage individuals, communities, businesses and organisations in working towards a more sustainable Europe. It is part of the European Green Deal and supports the EU's goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050. The Pact is an open platform where everyone, from individuals to cities and organisations, can join to learn about climate change, share knowledge and take concrete climate action.
