Wales Climate Week will take place from Monday 2nd to Friday 6th November 2020. Featuring a series of free, virtual and interactive events, the occasion will bring together national and global policy makers, campaigners, innovators – and anyone interested in tackling climate change – and there are plenty of ways to get involved.
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Whilst our relationship with the natural world can play a huge part in cheering us up at this difficult time, the way we engage with the non-human world around us is exactly what got us into this mess. Our health and wellbeing as a species has always been dependent on how we treat the planet and everything which exists on it, but if this virus has taught us anything, it’s that for far too long we’ve been getting it seriously wrong.
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Intensive agriculture and heavy pesticide use are a major cause of plummeting insect populations – but there are a number of ways we can help reduce this impact, from the food that we choose to eat, to the way we use our gardens.
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Reconnecting with nature is a brilliant way to recharge on a Sunday afternoon and get ready for the week ahead; and a ramble around the RSPB-managed nature reserve at Newport Wetlands is one of my favourite ways to do it.
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