Date/Time
Thursday 1 May 2025
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Categories Film
Book here now: £9 full price • £7 or £5 if you prefer – or book a free ticket – please pay what you can*
A short film exploring the evolving relationship between people and their local forests. Journey from Scotland to Nepal, across Germany and England. Witness communities engage with, manage, and benefit from surrounding forests.
A movement to restore the balance between humanity and nature. Followed by a panel discussion with international leaders and community forestry professionals.
Confirmed speakers are:
Alison Field, Trustee National Forest & President of RFS,
Minni Jain Operations Director of the Flow Partnership,
Nigel Cotterill from Plymouth Natural Grid
Chris Sorensen South West Woodland Resilience Officer at Forestry Commission
7.30pm, £9/£7/£5/Free
This event is presented in association with evolvingforests.com
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