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AGM 2008
Download programme - Download Agenda & Minutes
On 19-20 September, Cynnal Cymru-Sustain Wales and the Institute of Welsh Affairs jointly hosted Transformation Nation: Responding to Climate Change. The event, chaired by Cynog Dafis, attracted a list of high-profile speakers including George Monbiot, Sir John Houghton, Patrick Holden, Mark Lynas, Morgan Parry and Pete Segger.
Day one comprised of Cynnal Cymru's AGM and an evening address from George Monbiot followed on the second day by a programme of speakers exploring, in practical terms, the complex interactions between climate change and rural culture: from the global to the truly local.
The event, at the Tabernacl in Machynlleth, was attended by over 140 delegates over the 2 days. Read the summary of discussions.
Paul Allen, George Monbiot, Morgan Parry, Helen Nelson.
Presentations:
How can Wales Make a Difference to Climate Change - John Houghton
Adapting Forests to Climate Change - Jon Owen Jones
The Dyfi Biosphere Reserve - Andy Rowland
Zero Carbon Technologies - Peter Harper
The Transition Towns Movement - Peter Segger
Transformation Nation: Responding to Climate Change - Morgan Parry
AGM 2007
