Free in-person climate cafe session on sustainable farming in Swansea and the Gower, run by Swansea Project Zero.
Ffermio Bro is hosting a Climate Cafe at Y Storfa on Tuesday 17 November, from 1 pm to 3 pm. It's a session run in person by Swansea Project Zero, and it's free to attend.
To get the context, Ffermio Bro is a Welsh Government programme running until March 2028. It brings farmers and landowners together to create positive environmental change across the Gower National Landscape, working to build resilient ecosystems while supporting sustainable farming practices. This particular session is framed as a visioning exercise, and it works across three timeframes: the past, the present, and the future.
On the past, it's about the species and habitats people remember from Swansea and Gower farmland that may have been lost or are in decline. The present focuses on current sustainability concerns in Swansea farming. And the future asks what to focus on long term, and which species and habitats to create, maintain and enhance. It's a way of looking at the landscape through what's been lost, what's happening now, and what we want to see come back.
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If you're interested in how farming and nature sit together in the Gower, it's a good place to start. The session runs from 1 pm to 3 pm on Tuesday 17 November at Y Storfa, 277-278 Oxford Street, Swansea SA1 3EL, and it's free.
