Calendar of Events 2021

  • Lockdown Lounge - Food For Our Future
    Tue, 11 May
    https://zoom.us/j/96964988224?pwd=TTF6NzFKe
    11 May, 19:00
    https://zoom.us/j/96964988224?pwd=TTF6NzFKe
    With Ed Johnstone of the Sussex Peasant, Freya Robinson of Old Tree Market Garden and Colin McFarlin, WSCC Recycling expert.
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  • No Mo May
    Sat, 01 May
    Hassocks
    01 May, 00:00
    Hassocks, Hassocks BN6, UK
    No Mow May! Let wildflowers bloom by leaving some lawn unmowed in May. Five daisies, two dandelions and six buttercups supply enough nectar to keep a bee happy for one day. Go to our https://www.hkdtransition.org.uk/news to download an A4 poster for your window.
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  • Question Time – Climate Change and WSCC Local Election
    Thu, 15 Apr
    Zoom
    15 Apr, 19:30 – 21:00
    Zoom
    Come and ask questions about the Climate Emergency and sustainability to candidates standing in the WSCC local elections in May
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  • Lockdown Lounge – Identifying and Monitoring Wildlife
    Fri, 05 Mar
    Zoom
    05 Mar, 19:30
    Zoom
    Local ecologist and Hurst Rethink member Laurie Jackson will talk about the importance of monitoring wildlife, and how you can contribute to recording schemes that provide vital information for nature conservation. She will also highlight resources that are available to identify your wildlife finds.
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  • Lost Woods of Sussex
    Thu, 25 Feb
    Zoom
    25 Feb, 19:30
    Zoom
    Ed Goodall from the Woodland Trust will talk about their project to rescue neglected ancient woods in the Low Weald and Downs. These are now often small, fragmented and vulnerable to the pressures of development, invasive species and climate change.
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  • Flooding and the Future: Our Community's Response
    Thu, 11 Feb
    Zoom
    11 Feb, 19:30
    Zoom
    HKD'S Floods and Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDs) team will talk about why flooding is an ongoing and increasing problem in our area, what we have been doing so far to build flood resilience, and what more could be done.
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