This October, Transition University of St Andrews are joining forces with St Andrews Photography Festival and St Andrews University’s Green Week for a special edition of our Climate Conversations workshops …
Is the future worth a conversation?
We all know that climate change is the biggest challenge currently facing humanity and that we all need to take action now. But it is often confusing, overwhelming and hard to even talk …
Transition voices on the new IPCC report
The most recent in the long series of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports hit the headlines early this month with a warning that we only have 12 years to take …
Get involved
So hopefully at some point this week you’ve chatted with someone about Transition’s work and are feeling highly enthused. If you’d like to get involved in the work of Transition, why not try our Volunteer Intern Programme.
Part Time Carnivore, a Reflection
In this post Aiden Bowman, our communications assistant, talks about his experience with part time carnivore and reasons why we should reduce our meat intake.
Green Week is on its way!
Green Week is back and its better than ever!
Carbon Conversations
In this blog, Hanna Plant (Learning & Education Coordinator, Change Agents UK and ex-Sustainability Intern with the University of St Andrews Environment Team) shares her experiences of the Carbon Conversations programme.
Taking on the Tar Sands
In this blog, Lauren King (Co-ordinator for the student society OneWorld and winner of the 2011 Environmental Campaigner of the Year from the Sheila McKechnie Foundation) shares her experiences of a trip to the Alberta Tar Sands this summer and her inspiration for campaigning on the topic.
The movement is growing
In this blog, Katherine Ellsworth-Krebs (Student Co-ordinator for Transition University of St Andrews) looks forward to the future of the Transition movement here at the University of St Andrews, and announces details of our first Open Forum.