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SUMMARY:Biophilic Bath - The Green City You See
DESCRIPTION:A new exhibition at the Museum of Bath Architecture presents creative visions for engaging with nature in urban areas. Biophilic Bath – The Green City You See\, from 10 July – September\, will feature designs by innovative architects\, engineers\, and designers\, which show future ‘biophilic’ visions of the city. Exhibition entrance is included in the cost of Museum entry. \nBiophilic design is defined as “design which focuses on those aspects of the natural world that have contributed to human health and productivity in the age-old struggle to be fit and survive”. The exhibition will present a variety of radical ideas that intrigue\, delight and energize\, and inspire the future sustainability and climate resilience of the city. \nAlex Sherman\, CEO of BPT\, says: “From 2024 developers in the UK will be required to increase the biodiversity of their sites by 10% under the new biodiversity net gain legislation\, so city greening and sustainability are priorities now – not just in the future. \nJoanna Robinson\, Sustainability and Design Manager at BPT says: “Each of these imaginative site-specific biophilic design responses includes direct or indirect experiences of nature\, incorporates low carbon materials and urban greening and nurtures the love of Bath and its unique landscape setting. We hope that this new exhibition will get people thinking and talking about a new consciousness towards restorative\, habitat-friendly urban design for people and nature.” \nImage: Biophilic Bath submission from Eliza Gray Gardens \nThe Museum of Bath Architecture\, The Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel\, The Vineyards\, Bath. Open from Wednesday to Saturday\, 10am-4pm\, every week. 
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/biophilic-bath-the-green-city-you-see/
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SUMMARY:Green Screen: Power to the People + panel
DESCRIPTION:The latest film by award-winning charity Cornwall Climate Care\, looking at the crucial issue of Cornwall’s energy future and how that could affect the rest of the country.  Directed by Briony Stokes\, Power to the People\, presented by surfer and geologist Lucy Cotton\, explores the exciting opportunities\, huge challenges and frustrating problems facing us in our efforts to wean ourselves off fossil fuels. \nGreen Screen is a Picturehouse initiative showing environmental themed films followed by a panel discussion\, where possible\, made up of locally relevant experts and the filmmakers. Site permitting\, all are invited to stay after the screening to continue the conversation in the bar / cafe and if you have brought your keep cup you get a free tea or filter coffee.  Certificate U. \nHost: Sara Grimes\, Head of Community Business Development\, Bath and West Community Energy\nClaire Wallerstein\, producer\, Cornwall Climate Care \nLucy Cotton\, geologist\, Eden Geothermal\n\nGreen Screen: Power to the People\, 4pm\, Little Theatre Cinema\, St Michael’s Place\, Bath
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/green-screen-power-to-the-people-panel/
LOCATION:The Little Theatre\, St Michael's Place\, Bath\, BA1 1SF\, United Kingdom
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