Would you like to be:

* Growing your own food but feel you don’t have space or the time?

* Eating more organic food but think it’s too expensive?

This course will give you the design skills and knowledge to transform your garden or urban space into an abundant, edible garden, that is full of food, friendly to wildlife, looks good, and needs little maintenance.

Part of Leeds Festival of Science.

Suitable for ages 14+ (under 16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult).

A show about climate change from comedian and environmental economist Matt Winning, describing how global warming is destroying both the planet and his life. 

High Water Common Ground is a thought-provoking, unreleased 'documentary-meets-toolkit' about natural flood management. The screening will be followed by a discussion on the future of natural capital in Yorkshire, where a changing climate, air pollution and developments such as Leeds FAS2, HS2, South Bank, the Clean Air Zone and the Northern Forest all present major challenges and opportunities.

Can renewable energy... reduce poverty? Provide benefits to the local community? Be affordable? Protect our environment? A panel discussion for the Eco-Church Initiative with speakers: Philip Davies, MP for Shipley; Emma Bridge, Community Energy England; Sam Hall, Bright Blue; Andy Stephenson, Narec Distributed Energy