Events! Talks! Films! Walks & Cycle Rides! And much much MORE!
Throughout the weekEnergy Audits Aberdeen City Council Energy Management team will undertake energy audits with a number of schools during the week and report back findings to be included in the week's publicity. Schools will be encouraged to raise awareness of Earth Hour.
Launch of cycling and walking maps Aberdeenshire Council Transport team will launch cycling and walking maps and there'll be a treasure hunt across Aberdeenshire. Haddo House What impact is climate change having in Scotland? Join Haddo House to experience the effect of climate change on our beautiful sea and coasts with the art exhibition, Mother Ocean, from artist Bibo Keeley. Climate Change Themed Events by Aberdeenshire Libraries Location: Various locations Description: Libraries will host different events with Climate Change as a theme throughout the week. You can follow Aberdeenshire Libraries on Facebook, or download Library App. For exact time and dates look up your local library Climate Change Themed Events by Aberdeen City Libraries Woodside Library: Climate Action Week Storytime and Activity Age 7 - 11 years Booking Essential 22 March 2018 3.30pm - 4.30pm Cults Library: Climate Action Week Activities (Craft activity using recycled materials) Age 6-10 Booking essential: Yes 21 March 2018 Time 4-5pm Cove Library: Climate Action Week Activity, Design and build an eco-house for the future & other Activities 5 years upwards Drop in sessions on 19, 20 and 21 March 2018 from 3.30 -4.30 pm Climate Change Exhibit by ACA Location: Aberdeen Central Library Description: The Adult Lending section of Aberdeen Central Library will host Aberdeen Climate Action’s Educational exhibit on Climate Change. Learn what Climate Change is all about and, more importantly what action we can take to reduce your carbon emissions and prevent a catastrophic global temperature rise. The Barn: The Same Hillside Exhibition Location: The Barn, Burn O Bennie, Banchory AB31 5QA Tuesday to Saturday 24 March 12pm - 4pm (closed Sundays and Mondays) As part of the Barn’s contributions to National Climate Change Week, John Wallace (video artist) and Professor Pete Smith (University of Aberdeen) present a looped, multiscreen audiovisual installation. An immersive audiovisual exploration of human links to upland ecosystems, filmed and recorded in the remote but ighly productive area of Southern Scotland where three mighty rivers, the Annan, Tweed and Clyde begin. The Same Hillside captures the diverse experiences and opinions of those involved locally with drinking water supply, motorway maintenance, river and fisheries management, environmental monitoring and uncovers their views on current impacts and future implications of ongoing climate change. Each looped cycle of the installation takes 30 minutes. Free and unticketed entry |
The programme booklet is nicer to read, but please check this web page for any last minute changes.
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Friday 16th March 2018
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Truth to Power Film!
Location: Belmont Filmhouse Time: 18:00 From the Academy Award winning creators of An Inconvenient Truth sequel, this hard-hitting and though-provoking documentary sees former Vice president Al Gore continuing his tireless fight, travelling around the world to train an army of activists to influence climate policy. He pursues the inspirational idea that while the stakes have never been higher, the perils of climate change can be overcome with human ingenuity and passion. Join us for a screening of this unmissable documentary. We will have an introduction and a discussion after the film. |
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Saturday 17th March 2018
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British Science Association Discover Day
Location: Aberdeen Science Centre Time: 10:00 - 16:00 A hands-on day of fun for all the family with exciting activities and fascinating stalls. This event is part of British Science Week in Aberdeen. Cost: £1 donation per person. Transport: First Bus no.15 Medicinal uses of plants by Fairley Taylor Location: The Treatment Room, 29D Market Place, Inverurie Time: 11:00 - 13:00 Join award winning author, Fairley Taylor, for a fascinating talk on the medicinal uses of plants and how to improve your health. Cost: £10. Cost £10. Book by email ft86eihwaz@hotmail.co.uk. Silent squirrel spotting safari by ACC Countryside Ranger Service Location: Meet at the far end of the West Chapel Hazlehead Crematorium car park. Time: 8am - 9:30am Join the Countryside Rangers on an early morning journey to try and find signs of the woods’ red squirrel population. Perhaps you’ll be lucky enough to see one of the squirrels! Please wear sturdy footwear and clothing suitable for the weather, and bring a hot drink if you wish. Booking essential by phoning 01224 326429 or email countrysideranger@aberdeencity.gov.uk Transport: Stagecoach X17 goes to Skene Road. Squirrel Woodland Management by ACC Countryside Ranger Service Location: Meet at the far end of the West Chapel Hazlehead Crematorium car park. Time: 10:30am - 3pm Come and help the Rangers get rid of spruce saplings and increase the chance of seeing red squirrels in this lovely part of the city. If you would like a spruce sapling for your garden you are welcome to take one home! Gloves, tools and hot drinks will be provided but please dress warmly, wear sturdy footwear and bring a packed lunch. Children over 5 years welcome. Booking essential by phoning 01224 326429 or email countrysideranger@aberdeencity.gov.uk. Transport: Stagecoach X17 goes to Skene Road. Squirrel Events Special Offer If you attend both squirrel events on March 17th we invite you to have a simple breakfast in the Ranger base on Groats Road. We will provide hot drinks, a warm room, croissants and cereals. Haddo House cycling safari with the Formartine Rangers Location: Haddo House car park Time: 14:00 - 15:00 Get used to cycling instead of driving for short journeys. Join the Formatine Rangers for an hour of cycling around Haddo Country Park. Free but booking essential. Contact: The Formartine Ranger – 01358-726417/07786 021780; formartine.ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk Buses from Aberdeen: 290, 291, leaving hourly, takes 1 hour 5 minutes and then a three mile walk/cycle to Haddo Country Park. Portlethen Moss conservation by Aberdeenshire Council Rangers Location: Bruntland, road entrance to Portlethen Moss. Time: 13:30 - 15:30 Join our rangers at Portlethen Moss and learn about conservation by creating natural dams to attract wildlife. Booking essential. Contact: To book contact Kincardine and Mearns rangers on 07768 704671 Buses to reach the venue: Bluebird 7B Aberdeen - Stonehaven + train from/to Aberdeen |
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Sunday 18th March 2018
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Cycling Ellon with the Formartine Rangers
Location: Golf Road car park, Ellon. Time: 11:30 - 13:00 Get used to cycling instead of driving for short journeys. Join the Formatine Rangers and cycle from Ellon to the Mill of Towie and back. Free but booking essential. Contact: The Formartine Ranger – 01358- 726417/07786 021780; formartine.ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk Take a 68 bus from Aberdeen Union Square to Ellon (takes 41 minutes) then walk/cycle up Bridge Street (between the Buchan Inn and the jewellers), this becomes Golf Road, the car park is on your right in the wooded part. Foraying Walk by Fairley Taylor **UPDATE** This tour has been postponed to Sunday 25th March due to bad weather Location: Market Place, Inverurie Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Join Fairley Taylor on a foraging walk through Inverurie as she identifies edible and medicinal coastal planets. It is a gentle walk taking about 1.5 hours. Cost £5. Book by email ft86eihwaz@hotmail.co.uk. Transport: Stagecoach No10 or 37 bus from Aberdeen to Market Place, Inverurie or train to Inverurie with a short 3ms walk to the Market Place. Tap O'Noth Farm Tour by James Reid
**UPDATE** This tour has been cancelled due to bad weather. If you are still interested in making a tour of the gardens on April the 22nd (which happens to be Earth Day) then please let me know your interest and we can see if we have the adequate numbers to run a tour then at the advertised price of £8pp. Time: 10:30 - 13:00 Join the Tap's own James Reid for a 2.5 hour guided tour around Tap O' Noth Farm. You will be lead around our expanding permaculture food gardens and animal systems, gaining an insight into how we work with nature to design and operate an ecologically designed smallholding in the north east of Scotland. Please register at https://taponothfarm.com/guided-tour/ Directions: From the village of Rhynie, leave the village on the Cabrach/Dufftown road (A941) and travel up the hill for around 1 mile. Tap o’ Noth is the 4th property on the right. If you see the Tap o’ Noth Car park sign you just gone past us! Seedy Sunday at Aden Country Park poly tunnels Time: 11am - 3.30pm Description: Join us for a celebration of the best of Aberdeenshire food, drink, craft and gardening stalls. Seedy Sunday will be an opportunity for keen gardeners to swap seeds, plants and exchange tips and advice. There is something for everyone to enjoy at the event, including horticulture demonstrations, talks and workshops for all ages and there is lots of activities to keep the little ones amused too. Walking tour of Huntly Community Wind Turbine with Mary Scott from Greenmyres renewable energy Time: 14:15 - 16:00 Come, see, and hear about the Huntly Community Wind Turbine. There will be the chance to go inside it and also the option of a walk at the farm site. No dogs please. Visit/tours will take up to 1.5 hours depending on the weather. The project is happy to collect people from the bus (14:02) and train (13:51) and then return them back in time for the train at 16:46 and buses back at 16:39 or earlier. Buses run every hour. Booking essential. Please book by emailing debbie.haefner@huntly.net by March 9th and specify if you would like to take the public transport option. |
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Monday 19th March 2018
Seaton Wetlands/Core Path walk with ACC
Location: Seaton Park
Time: 16:00 - 17:00
Join us for a walk and talk around Seaton Park, finding out more about the new wetlands, the core paths network and biodiversity. We may see otters! The walk will be led by the Seaton Wetland Project Officer, Environmental Planners who oversee core path development and a Countryside ranger. Sturdy footwear and warm outdoor, waterproof clothing are required. Numbers for this tour are limited to 20. Meeting point: Seaton Park near the wetland area
Transport: First buses 1, 2 and 20. The number 20 goes directly passed Seaton Park on the way to Hillhead Halls and would be the closest bus
What Comes After Oil? Crafting Energy Transition in North-East Scotland
Location: The W or M, Peacock Visual Arts, 11 Castle Street, AB11 5BQ
Time: 18:00-20:30
As part of Climate Week North East, Peacock Visual Arts and the James Hutton Institute host a public dialogue exploring the complexities and challenges of energy transition in north-east Scotland. We bring together citizens, academics, policy-makers, oil and gas executives, artists, and community energy pioneers to ponder what a less fossil fuel-dependent north-east might look like – and how to get there.
Do we all mean the same thing by energy transition? What does a move away from fossil fuels imply for our jobs and economy? What is the role of the arts and sciences in bringing about change? How far should energy transition be driven by government? How might greater community participation in energy production affect social and political life? What part should industry play? And what are the costs of failure?
Please join us for an evening of lively conversation to collectively imagine alternative energy futures for and beyond Aberdeen.
Food and refreshments at 6pm, for a 6.30pm start. Free, but booking essential via peacockvisualarts.com/whats-on/
The event is open to the public and will include the following speakers and listeners
Climate Change Perspectives
Location: King's Conference Centre, University of Aberdeen
Time: 19:00 - 20:00
Climate Change Perspectives is a two-hour event of talks and audience interaction focussing on the importance of climate change for the work of people at the University of Aberdeen and highlighting the efforts of Scottish Government to tackle it. From the University of Aberdeen, Professors Pete Smith, Adam Price, Drs Caitlin Cottrill, Tavis Potts, Nigel Dower and Mr Ruben Onkels. It cover diverse subjects including rice production, soils, marine environments and ethics. Kirsty Lewin, head of the Scottish Government's Climate Change Delivery Hub will describe policy and action. There will be plenty of scheduled time for the audience to ask questions of the panel of speakers. Register here.
Location: Seaton Park
Time: 16:00 - 17:00
Join us for a walk and talk around Seaton Park, finding out more about the new wetlands, the core paths network and biodiversity. We may see otters! The walk will be led by the Seaton Wetland Project Officer, Environmental Planners who oversee core path development and a Countryside ranger. Sturdy footwear and warm outdoor, waterproof clothing are required. Numbers for this tour are limited to 20. Meeting point: Seaton Park near the wetland area
Transport: First buses 1, 2 and 20. The number 20 goes directly passed Seaton Park on the way to Hillhead Halls and would be the closest bus
What Comes After Oil? Crafting Energy Transition in North-East Scotland
Location: The W or M, Peacock Visual Arts, 11 Castle Street, AB11 5BQ
Time: 18:00-20:30
As part of Climate Week North East, Peacock Visual Arts and the James Hutton Institute host a public dialogue exploring the complexities and challenges of energy transition in north-east Scotland. We bring together citizens, academics, policy-makers, oil and gas executives, artists, and community energy pioneers to ponder what a less fossil fuel-dependent north-east might look like – and how to get there.
Do we all mean the same thing by energy transition? What does a move away from fossil fuels imply for our jobs and economy? What is the role of the arts and sciences in bringing about change? How far should energy transition be driven by government? How might greater community participation in energy production affect social and political life? What part should industry play? And what are the costs of failure?
Please join us for an evening of lively conversation to collectively imagine alternative energy futures for and beyond Aberdeen.
Food and refreshments at 6pm, for a 6.30pm start. Free, but booking essential via peacockvisualarts.com/whats-on/
The event is open to the public and will include the following speakers and listeners
Climate Change Perspectives
Location: King's Conference Centre, University of Aberdeen
Time: 19:00 - 20:00
Climate Change Perspectives is a two-hour event of talks and audience interaction focussing on the importance of climate change for the work of people at the University of Aberdeen and highlighting the efforts of Scottish Government to tackle it. From the University of Aberdeen, Professors Pete Smith, Adam Price, Drs Caitlin Cottrill, Tavis Potts, Nigel Dower and Mr Ruben Onkels. It cover diverse subjects including rice production, soils, marine environments and ethics. Kirsty Lewin, head of the Scottish Government's Climate Change Delivery Hub will describe policy and action. There will be plenty of scheduled time for the audience to ask questions of the panel of speakers. Register here.
Tuesday 20th March 2018
Cycle the Spring Equinox with the Banff & Buchan Rangers.
Meeting point: Spotty Bag car park (if cycling) or Red Well car park, Whitehills at
Time: 05:45 (at Spotty Bag car park) or 6:15am at Red Well car park
Join us as we celebrate the Spring Equinox just before sunrise at the Red Well, Whitehills. When the weather conditions are right, the sun should illuminate the well, as it rises over the point of Troup Head. Sunrise is at 6.15am, and for those who are interested, we will be cycling from the Spotty Bag car park to the red well as part of the Climate Week activities – a great way to start your day! Please wrap up warm, and bring a hot drink. Booking is essential, as this event is very weather dependent.
Contact: Banff & Buchan Ranger 07788 688855 or email banffandbuchan.ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk
Altens Depot with the ACC Sustainable Development/Waste Team
Meeting point: Altens depot, Harness Road
Time: 13:00 - 15:00
Visit Aberdeen’s brand new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) at Altens East (next to Doonies Farm). This is where all of the recyclable materials that are collected by the Council from households and businesses are taken to be sorted into the separate waste streams ready to be sent away for recycling. You can see what the material looks like when it is delivered, watch it going through a process of conveyor belts, optical, magnetic and ballistic separation equipment and then see the finished products ready to go for reprocessing.
Numbers for this tour are strictly limited to 12 per slot. Please contact David Majsterek on: DMajsterek@aberdeencity.gov.uk or 01224 387616 to book your spot
Transport: First bus 18
Climate Change and Scotland's Future with the ACC Sustainable Development/Cameron Mackay/ACA
Location: RGU Sir Ian Wood Building, Room N309
Time: 18:15 - 19:45
Join us for a screening of this new documentary film by Jenni O’Neill and Cameron Mackay who investigate what people can do to mitigate and prepare for the impacts of climate change in Scotland over coming decades, their journey takes them from Glasgow to South Uist and from National Nature Reserves to coastal towns. The filmmakers will be talking about their experiences and answer questions after this free screening. Check here for more info.
Transport: Info on how to the venue can be found here.
Robert Gordon University’s Garthdee Campus is easily accessible by public transport via the 1/1A or 2 Bus from Bridge of Don, King St, City Centre, and Holburn Street, with 1/1A stopping in the campus, and the no 2 across the road.
Scratch Night with the ACC Sustainable Development/Waste Team
Location: Lemon Tree
Time: 19:30
If you're starting out as a writer or musician, finding your voice in spoken word or seeking your first comedy slot, Aberdeen Performing Arts' regular Scratch Nights could bet he step up and the stage you are looking for. We invite you to submit your short scripts, spoken word, or new music all inspired by climate action. Join us for a night of new work, raw talent, and the call for action against climate change. Submissions are open to anyone. Scripts must be no longer than ten minutes and written for between one and three characters. if you are a spoken word artist or up and coming musician or comedian, please submit samples of the work you are interested in performing. Deadline Monday 26th February 5pm. For more information, or to submit work, contact Kirsty.bailey@aberdeenperformingarts.com
Meeting point: Spotty Bag car park (if cycling) or Red Well car park, Whitehills at
Time: 05:45 (at Spotty Bag car park) or 6:15am at Red Well car park
Join us as we celebrate the Spring Equinox just before sunrise at the Red Well, Whitehills. When the weather conditions are right, the sun should illuminate the well, as it rises over the point of Troup Head. Sunrise is at 6.15am, and for those who are interested, we will be cycling from the Spotty Bag car park to the red well as part of the Climate Week activities – a great way to start your day! Please wrap up warm, and bring a hot drink. Booking is essential, as this event is very weather dependent.
Contact: Banff & Buchan Ranger 07788 688855 or email banffandbuchan.ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk
Altens Depot with the ACC Sustainable Development/Waste Team
Meeting point: Altens depot, Harness Road
Time: 13:00 - 15:00
Visit Aberdeen’s brand new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) at Altens East (next to Doonies Farm). This is where all of the recyclable materials that are collected by the Council from households and businesses are taken to be sorted into the separate waste streams ready to be sent away for recycling. You can see what the material looks like when it is delivered, watch it going through a process of conveyor belts, optical, magnetic and ballistic separation equipment and then see the finished products ready to go for reprocessing.
Numbers for this tour are strictly limited to 12 per slot. Please contact David Majsterek on: DMajsterek@aberdeencity.gov.uk or 01224 387616 to book your spot
Transport: First bus 18
Climate Change and Scotland's Future with the ACC Sustainable Development/Cameron Mackay/ACA
Location: RGU Sir Ian Wood Building, Room N309
Time: 18:15 - 19:45
Join us for a screening of this new documentary film by Jenni O’Neill and Cameron Mackay who investigate what people can do to mitigate and prepare for the impacts of climate change in Scotland over coming decades, their journey takes them from Glasgow to South Uist and from National Nature Reserves to coastal towns. The filmmakers will be talking about their experiences and answer questions after this free screening. Check here for more info.
Transport: Info on how to the venue can be found here.
Robert Gordon University’s Garthdee Campus is easily accessible by public transport via the 1/1A or 2 Bus from Bridge of Don, King St, City Centre, and Holburn Street, with 1/1A stopping in the campus, and the no 2 across the road.
Scratch Night with the ACC Sustainable Development/Waste Team
Location: Lemon Tree
Time: 19:30
If you're starting out as a writer or musician, finding your voice in spoken word or seeking your first comedy slot, Aberdeen Performing Arts' regular Scratch Nights could bet he step up and the stage you are looking for. We invite you to submit your short scripts, spoken word, or new music all inspired by climate action. Join us for a night of new work, raw talent, and the call for action against climate change. Submissions are open to anyone. Scripts must be no longer than ten minutes and written for between one and three characters. if you are a spoken word artist or up and coming musician or comedian, please submit samples of the work you are interested in performing. Deadline Monday 26th February 5pm. For more information, or to submit work, contact Kirsty.bailey@aberdeenperformingarts.com
Wednesday 21st March 2018
Watch your recycling get sorted at Altens Depot with the ACC Sustainable Development/Waste Team
13:00 - 15:00
Visit Aberdeen’s brand new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) at Altens East (next to Doonies Farm). This is where all of the recyclable materials that are collected by the Council from households and businesses are taken to be sorted into the separate waste streams ready to be sent away for recycling. You can see what the material looks like when it is delivered, watch it going through a process of conveyor belts, optical, magnetic and ballistic separation equipment and then see the finished products ready to go for reprocessing.
Meeting place: Altens depot, Harness Road
Numbers for this tour are strictly limited to 12 per slot. Please contact David Majsterek on: DMajsterek@aberdeencity.gov.uk or 01224 387616 to book your spot
Community Food Initiatives North East (CFINE)
Location: Poynernook Road
Time: 14:00, 15:30
Interested in learning more about food waste reduction? Fancy seeing ‘behind the scenes’ of a FareShare distribution point? Or just want to see our electric Tuk-Tuk in person?! We’ll be running tours of our facility at 2pm, 3.30pm and 5pm on Wednesday 21stMarch, open to all. Following the tour, you’re invited to join us in our modern training kitchen ‘Cook @ the ‘Nook’ for a cooking demonstration focusing on reducing food waste. We look forwards to seeing you all there! Any queries contact: info@cfine.org
Transport: Take any Stagecoach or First bus which arrives at Union Square or drops off on Union St. From there walk down Market St (towards Torry) – we are a 5 min walk down market street (past Union Square), on the right hand side, on Poynernook Road (you will see the 210 Bistro on the corner, and Kwik-Fit opposite us).
Alternatively: Take First Bus No. 12 (Torry) or No. 59 (Torry) which will travel down Market St, alighting at the Market St stop before Victoria Bridge.
We look forwards to seeing you all there! Any queries contact: info@cfine.org
Impact of climate change on local species by Aberdeen Climate Action and RSPB
Location: Aberdeen Central Library
Time: 18:30-20:00
James Densham, RSPB, will be giving a fascinating talk about the impact Climate Change is having already having on local species. Climate Change is happening now. We are already seeing its effects on our iconic and precious wildlife in Scotland. We urgently need to act to cut emissions and help habitats and species adapt and thrive. The forthcoming Climate Bill in Holyrood is Scotland’s next step to meeting the challenge - find out what is being done to influence it and how you can make your voice heard.
Please book now by contacting the library at 01224 652500 or LibraryEvents@aberdeencity.gov.uk
A show-and-tell about consumerism and anxiety: Everything I bought in a year and how it made me feel
Location: Lemon Tree
Time: 19:00
£5.50
Harry’s got a problem. Maybe you do too. He keeps buying things to feel better, but they just make him more miserable. So he started keeping a diary…
For a full year, Harry logged every transaction he made at everythingibought.tumblr.com. In painstaking detail, he wrote about how each purchase made him feel – his hopes, dreams, fears, and utter failure to come to a liveable compromise with consumerism. Now he’s sharing what he’s learned in a performance lecture that dissects shopping until it all falls apart. Framed as a presentation of pie charts and bell curves and statistics about consumption, it’s really about being miserable, being afraid, and trying to find a way out.
“Bar running out into the road without your shoes on shouting STOP at the consumer treadmill, I can’t recommend the show highly enough to citizens who seek sanity in a mad, mad world.”
– Lucy Neal, Co-Founder of the London International Festival of Theatre
Following the performance there will be an informal sharing of some of the ideas and thoughts generated through an afternoon workshop on alternative forms of economy hosted in partnership with Creative Carbon Scotland.
13:00 - 15:00
Visit Aberdeen’s brand new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) at Altens East (next to Doonies Farm). This is where all of the recyclable materials that are collected by the Council from households and businesses are taken to be sorted into the separate waste streams ready to be sent away for recycling. You can see what the material looks like when it is delivered, watch it going through a process of conveyor belts, optical, magnetic and ballistic separation equipment and then see the finished products ready to go for reprocessing.
Meeting place: Altens depot, Harness Road
Numbers for this tour are strictly limited to 12 per slot. Please contact David Majsterek on: DMajsterek@aberdeencity.gov.uk or 01224 387616 to book your spot
Community Food Initiatives North East (CFINE)
Location: Poynernook Road
Time: 14:00, 15:30
Interested in learning more about food waste reduction? Fancy seeing ‘behind the scenes’ of a FareShare distribution point? Or just want to see our electric Tuk-Tuk in person?! We’ll be running tours of our facility at 2pm, 3.30pm and 5pm on Wednesday 21stMarch, open to all. Following the tour, you’re invited to join us in our modern training kitchen ‘Cook @ the ‘Nook’ for a cooking demonstration focusing on reducing food waste. We look forwards to seeing you all there! Any queries contact: info@cfine.org
Transport: Take any Stagecoach or First bus which arrives at Union Square or drops off on Union St. From there walk down Market St (towards Torry) – we are a 5 min walk down market street (past Union Square), on the right hand side, on Poynernook Road (you will see the 210 Bistro on the corner, and Kwik-Fit opposite us).
Alternatively: Take First Bus No. 12 (Torry) or No. 59 (Torry) which will travel down Market St, alighting at the Market St stop before Victoria Bridge.
We look forwards to seeing you all there! Any queries contact: info@cfine.org
Impact of climate change on local species by Aberdeen Climate Action and RSPB
Location: Aberdeen Central Library
Time: 18:30-20:00
James Densham, RSPB, will be giving a fascinating talk about the impact Climate Change is having already having on local species. Climate Change is happening now. We are already seeing its effects on our iconic and precious wildlife in Scotland. We urgently need to act to cut emissions and help habitats and species adapt and thrive. The forthcoming Climate Bill in Holyrood is Scotland’s next step to meeting the challenge - find out what is being done to influence it and how you can make your voice heard.
Please book now by contacting the library at 01224 652500 or LibraryEvents@aberdeencity.gov.uk
A show-and-tell about consumerism and anxiety: Everything I bought in a year and how it made me feel
Location: Lemon Tree
Time: 19:00
£5.50
Harry’s got a problem. Maybe you do too. He keeps buying things to feel better, but they just make him more miserable. So he started keeping a diary…
For a full year, Harry logged every transaction he made at everythingibought.tumblr.com. In painstaking detail, he wrote about how each purchase made him feel – his hopes, dreams, fears, and utter failure to come to a liveable compromise with consumerism. Now he’s sharing what he’s learned in a performance lecture that dissects shopping until it all falls apart. Framed as a presentation of pie charts and bell curves and statistics about consumption, it’s really about being miserable, being afraid, and trying to find a way out.
“Bar running out into the road without your shoes on shouting STOP at the consumer treadmill, I can’t recommend the show highly enough to citizens who seek sanity in a mad, mad world.”
– Lucy Neal, Co-Founder of the London International Festival of Theatre
Following the performance there will be an informal sharing of some of the ideas and thoughts generated through an afternoon workshop on alternative forms of economy hosted in partnership with Creative Carbon Scotland.
Thursday 22nd March 2018
Watch your reycling get sorted at Altens Depot with the ACC Sustainable Development/Waste Team
Meeting point: Altens depot, Harness Road
Time: 13:00 - 15:00
Visit Aberdeen’s brand new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) at Altens East (next to Doonies Farm). This is where all of the recyclable materials that are collected by the Council from households and businesses are taken to be sorted into the separate waste streams ready to be sent away for recycling. You can see what the material looks like when it is delivered, watch it going through a process of conveyor belts, optical, magnetic and ballistic separation equipment and then see the finished products ready to go for reprocessing.
Numbers for this tour are strictly limited to 12 per slot. Please contact David Majsterek on: DMajsterek@aberdeencity.gov.uk or 01224 387616 to book your spot
Transport: First bus 18
Amphibian talk/walk: Ou, what is that wee beastie? with the ACC Sustainable Development/Environmental Planning
Location: RGU
Time: 14:00 - 16:00
This walk will cover amphibians habitat, environmental threats to amphibians, types of amphibians in Scotland, how to do your bit and a session at the end for questions and answers. Sturdy footwear and warm outdoor, waterproof clothing are required. Numbers for this walk are strictly limited to 15. Please use the contact details below to book your spot.
Meeting place: SUDS pond just past the Garthdee Medical Centre. The meeting area is a patch of mown grass right at the end of Scott Cassie Circle (red cross), next to the Suds pond. The pond has glass sidings and hence recognisable. Bus stop is the Garthdee Medical Centre on Garthdee Road, the symbol is included on the map. Walk around the side of Medical Centre and you will be on the right road.
Donside Hydro guided walk with Donside Hydro, RSPB, ACC Rangers
Meeting point: Donmouth, by the bird hide on The Esplanade
Time: 13:00 - 16:00
Join Aberdeen City Council Countryside Ranger Service and RSPB Scotland for a walk along the river Don, pointing out wildlife on route to the Donside Hydro scheme and back. Directors from ACEnergy, will then give a guided tour around the Hydro scheme. The multi award winning Donside Hydro harnesses energy from its neighbouring river, The Don, to create electricity which is then sold to the national grid. Income generated from the project will be channeled into initiatives that achieve social and environmental benefits for the local regeneration area.
Group size limited and booking is essential by phoning the Countryside Rangers on 01224 326429 or email countrysideranger@aberdeencity.gov.uk
Transport: Take First Bus no. 20 up Kings Street and get off at Donmouth and walk along the Esplanade to the Bird Hide. If you don’t want to walk back to Donmouth there is the option of taking a bus (No.19) from Donside Hydro back to the City Centre.
Exhibition and Sustainable Fashion Show by RGU Union GoGreen
Location: Sir Ian Wood Building – RGU Garthdee Campus
Time: Exhibition – 2pm; Sustainable Fashion show – 6pm
RGU Student Association’s GoGreen team partner up with Grays School of Art Fashion & Textile Design course to present an exhibition and fashion showcase, demonstrating a more sustainable approach to fashion design. This event also celebrates the successes of the whole GoGreen Revolve project, a year-long programme of activities designed to re-imagine the concept of waste.
Transport: Robert Gordon University’s Garthdee Campus is easily accessible by public transport via the 1/1A or 2 Bus from Bridge of Don, King St, City Centre, and Holburn Street, with 1/1A stopping in the campus, and the no 2 across the road.
Public screening of climate change related film "10 Billion: What's on your plate?" presented in partnership with Take One Action Film Festivals.
Location: The James Hutton Institute (Craigiebuckler)
Time: 6.30pm for 7pm start
One of the most difficult scientific challenges facing the world is how to feed a growing population. Join us for a screening of ’10 Billion’ followed by a discussion with Hutton scientists.
Transport: First Bus 15
TALK: The Same Hillside Debate
Location: The Barn, Burn O Bennie, Banchory AB31 5QA
Join Professor Pete Smith, John Wallace and guests for a chance to hear about their long-running collaboration. Find out about the science that lies behind and informs their work, the technologies linking the installation to the environment, and the latest evidence on climate change from one of the UK’s leading experts in the field. The talk is followed by an open forum where attendees can challenge scientist, artist and each other on the issues raised, and debate routes ahead.
Organised by the Barn as part of Creative Carbon’s Green Tease network
Running time 60 minutes
This event is free but please book a ticket in advance https://www.thebarnarts.co.uk/whats-on
Meeting point: Altens depot, Harness Road
Time: 13:00 - 15:00
Visit Aberdeen’s brand new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) at Altens East (next to Doonies Farm). This is where all of the recyclable materials that are collected by the Council from households and businesses are taken to be sorted into the separate waste streams ready to be sent away for recycling. You can see what the material looks like when it is delivered, watch it going through a process of conveyor belts, optical, magnetic and ballistic separation equipment and then see the finished products ready to go for reprocessing.
Numbers for this tour are strictly limited to 12 per slot. Please contact David Majsterek on: DMajsterek@aberdeencity.gov.uk or 01224 387616 to book your spot
Transport: First bus 18
Amphibian talk/walk: Ou, what is that wee beastie? with the ACC Sustainable Development/Environmental Planning
Location: RGU
Time: 14:00 - 16:00
This walk will cover amphibians habitat, environmental threats to amphibians, types of amphibians in Scotland, how to do your bit and a session at the end for questions and answers. Sturdy footwear and warm outdoor, waterproof clothing are required. Numbers for this walk are strictly limited to 15. Please use the contact details below to book your spot.
Meeting place: SUDS pond just past the Garthdee Medical Centre. The meeting area is a patch of mown grass right at the end of Scott Cassie Circle (red cross), next to the Suds pond. The pond has glass sidings and hence recognisable. Bus stop is the Garthdee Medical Centre on Garthdee Road, the symbol is included on the map. Walk around the side of Medical Centre and you will be on the right road.
Donside Hydro guided walk with Donside Hydro, RSPB, ACC Rangers
Meeting point: Donmouth, by the bird hide on The Esplanade
Time: 13:00 - 16:00
Join Aberdeen City Council Countryside Ranger Service and RSPB Scotland for a walk along the river Don, pointing out wildlife on route to the Donside Hydro scheme and back. Directors from ACEnergy, will then give a guided tour around the Hydro scheme. The multi award winning Donside Hydro harnesses energy from its neighbouring river, The Don, to create electricity which is then sold to the national grid. Income generated from the project will be channeled into initiatives that achieve social and environmental benefits for the local regeneration area.
Group size limited and booking is essential by phoning the Countryside Rangers on 01224 326429 or email countrysideranger@aberdeencity.gov.uk
Transport: Take First Bus no. 20 up Kings Street and get off at Donmouth and walk along the Esplanade to the Bird Hide. If you don’t want to walk back to Donmouth there is the option of taking a bus (No.19) from Donside Hydro back to the City Centre.
Exhibition and Sustainable Fashion Show by RGU Union GoGreen
Location: Sir Ian Wood Building – RGU Garthdee Campus
Time: Exhibition – 2pm; Sustainable Fashion show – 6pm
RGU Student Association’s GoGreen team partner up with Grays School of Art Fashion & Textile Design course to present an exhibition and fashion showcase, demonstrating a more sustainable approach to fashion design. This event also celebrates the successes of the whole GoGreen Revolve project, a year-long programme of activities designed to re-imagine the concept of waste.
Transport: Robert Gordon University’s Garthdee Campus is easily accessible by public transport via the 1/1A or 2 Bus from Bridge of Don, King St, City Centre, and Holburn Street, with 1/1A stopping in the campus, and the no 2 across the road.
Public screening of climate change related film "10 Billion: What's on your plate?" presented in partnership with Take One Action Film Festivals.
Location: The James Hutton Institute (Craigiebuckler)
Time: 6.30pm for 7pm start
One of the most difficult scientific challenges facing the world is how to feed a growing population. Join us for a screening of ’10 Billion’ followed by a discussion with Hutton scientists.
Transport: First Bus 15
TALK: The Same Hillside Debate
Location: The Barn, Burn O Bennie, Banchory AB31 5QA
Join Professor Pete Smith, John Wallace and guests for a chance to hear about their long-running collaboration. Find out about the science that lies behind and informs their work, the technologies linking the installation to the environment, and the latest evidence on climate change from one of the UK’s leading experts in the field. The talk is followed by an open forum where attendees can challenge scientist, artist and each other on the issues raised, and debate routes ahead.
Organised by the Barn as part of Creative Carbon’s Green Tease network
Running time 60 minutes
This event is free but please book a ticket in advance https://www.thebarnarts.co.uk/whats-on
Friday 23rd March
Mud Pies: The secret wood in the park ...
Location: Hazlehead Park, the small swing park on Groats Road in between the main park and Hazlehead Academy.
Time: 10:00 - 11:30
Nature Tots! If we would like the next generation to care about climate change they will have to have a positive attitude to the environment. Bring your under 5 on an adventure with Mud Pies and find out how easy it is to get your tots outside having fun in the great outdoors! We will go for an explore, collect things and make a nest for Easter. Ages – 2 to 5. £7 per child: adults go free. Includes snack. Online booking essential – www.mudpieadventures.co.uk
Contact: Mandy Tulloch mandy@mudpieadventures.co.uk OR 07929 465680
Transport: First bus no. 11 (then approximately half mile walk to park gates)
Film Showing: Fractured Land presented in partnership with Take One Action Film Festivals.
Location: Zero Waste Café, Ruthrieston Community Centre
Time: 6pm
Join RGU LivEco Group and ACA for free healthy food and a screening of Fractured Land together with a discussion. Fractured Land follows Caleb Behn, an inspiring First Nations law graduate, taking on the oil and gas industry to protect his people’s land, water and culture in the wilds of Northern Canada. It brings out some very relevant themes for the North East so come along eat, watch and discuss.
Transport: First Buses 1 & 2
Location: Hazlehead Park, the small swing park on Groats Road in between the main park and Hazlehead Academy.
Time: 10:00 - 11:30
Nature Tots! If we would like the next generation to care about climate change they will have to have a positive attitude to the environment. Bring your under 5 on an adventure with Mud Pies and find out how easy it is to get your tots outside having fun in the great outdoors! We will go for an explore, collect things and make a nest for Easter. Ages – 2 to 5. £7 per child: adults go free. Includes snack. Online booking essential – www.mudpieadventures.co.uk
Contact: Mandy Tulloch mandy@mudpieadventures.co.uk OR 07929 465680
Transport: First bus no. 11 (then approximately half mile walk to park gates)
Film Showing: Fractured Land presented in partnership with Take One Action Film Festivals.
Location: Zero Waste Café, Ruthrieston Community Centre
Time: 6pm
Join RGU LivEco Group and ACA for free healthy food and a screening of Fractured Land together with a discussion. Fractured Land follows Caleb Behn, an inspiring First Nations law graduate, taking on the oil and gas industry to protect his people’s land, water and culture in the wilds of Northern Canada. It brings out some very relevant themes for the North East so come along eat, watch and discuss.
Transport: First Buses 1 & 2
Saturday 24th March
Get on your bike by Aberdeenshire Council Rangers & Sustrans
Meeting point: The Bennachie Centre Visitor Car Park AB51 5HY (Forestry Commission car park charges apply)
Time: 10am-1pm
Description: Get used to cycling instead of driving! Join the Garioch Rangers and cycle around Bennachie to learn about his culture and natural history
As part of Climate Week families are welcome to get on their bike and discover parts of Bennachie, all attendees must be competent to ride unaided, the route which is approximately 6 kilometers (3.7miles) in length follows gradual inclines and descents, all bikes must be suitable for uneven tracks.
Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult and wear a helmet. We will be stopping along the way to find out more about Bennachie’s cultural and natural history and get the opportunity to do some geocaching. Please wear suitable outdoor cycle clothing and also bring along a snack and a drink. Booking Essential: - contact the Garioch Ranger 07786 021 781 or email garioch. ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk
An easy eight-mile round trip with The Formartine Rangers
Meeting point: Golf Road car park, Ellon
Time: 11:30am – 1:00pm
Description: Cycle south from Ellon along the Formartine & Buchan Way to Udny Station and back; this is further than a cycle to the supermarket or shops; for a paper, a pint of milk and a loaf of bread instead of using the fossil fuel energy required to take a two-ton car. Bring your bike and wear a cycling helmet Get used to cycling instead of driving for short journeys! Join the Formartine Rangers and cycle from Ellon to Udny Station and back!
Free but booking essential! Contact: The Formartine Ranger – 01358-726417/07786 021780; formartine.ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk
Transport: Stagecoach buses 60, 67, 68
Illuminated Cycle with Banff & Buchan Ranger
Meeting point: Forglen Hall car park
Time: 8.00pm – 9.30pm
Description: How about trying something a little different to celebrate Earth Hour this year? Join the rangers as we take to pedal power for a 2½ mile cycle along the paths around Forglen. We’ll be stopping halfway round for a warming drink, where we’ll be able to enjoy seeing the stars if it’s a clear night or hearing the owls and other wildlife as darkness falls. Cycle helmets and front & rear bike lights are compulsory. Numbers are limited, so booking is essential.
Contact: Banff & Buchan Ranger 07788 688855, email banffandbuchan.ranger@ aberdeenshire.gov.uk.
Transport: info on how to reach the venue by public transport can be found here
Getting Hotter by Annie James
Location: Belmont Cinema Café
Time: 1:30pm
Description: Pop Up Picnic, bring your own food! Greenhouse Gas man is getting stronger and only a superhero can save the earth. Will Major Earth manage to save the day? Can Joules persuade his friends to help? Find out in this new interactive climate change show for all the family- Adults £10 includes a free drink. Children £1 (no free drink). Suitable for age 8 upwards. Contact: Annie Begg annie4sky@aol. com
Green Family Fun Day with Aberdeen City Countryside Rangers Service
Location: Hazlehead Park
Time: 11-3pm
Description: Join us for a day of Family fun green style! From free entry into Pets Corner, to brilliant stalls with loads of hands on activities to trying out all sorts of bikes, even a unicycle, on a fun bike track and playing with Aberdeen Play Forum, the little (and big kids among us) will have a whole heap of fun while learning. Experience electric and hybrid cars firsthand and chat to the dealers, join a car club or find out more about energy saving and grants for your home.
Transport: First bus no. 11 (then approximately half mile walk to park gates)
The Worm by APA
Location: Lemon tree
Time: 1pm; 3pm
Description: Underneath your feet in the muddy brown soil squirms the world’s best kept secret…a wonderful, magical creature called the Worm. Join Wilma and William, two nature lovers, on a journey underground as they discover a family of friendly, musical worms and their colourful miniature world. With laugh out loud songs, The Worm is a fun filled musical tale guaranteed to make everyone giggle, wiggle and love the squirmy wonders beneath our feet. After the performance, the audience are invited to see some real worms in a specially designed wormery.
***** Broadway Baby: “…manages to keep its audience of tinies enthralled simply through some excellent storytelling”. Ages 3 – 7 year olds. Book Online here.
WALL-E Film with introduction and kids activities
Location: Belmont filmhouse with ACA
Time: 11am
Description: Join Aberdeen Climate Action for this pertinent Disney cartoon on love and landfill! There will a short intro to the film and some fun optional kid’s activities relating to the themes in the film.
Book tickets here.
Meeting point: The Bennachie Centre Visitor Car Park AB51 5HY (Forestry Commission car park charges apply)
Time: 10am-1pm
Description: Get used to cycling instead of driving! Join the Garioch Rangers and cycle around Bennachie to learn about his culture and natural history
As part of Climate Week families are welcome to get on their bike and discover parts of Bennachie, all attendees must be competent to ride unaided, the route which is approximately 6 kilometers (3.7miles) in length follows gradual inclines and descents, all bikes must be suitable for uneven tracks.
Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult and wear a helmet. We will be stopping along the way to find out more about Bennachie’s cultural and natural history and get the opportunity to do some geocaching. Please wear suitable outdoor cycle clothing and also bring along a snack and a drink. Booking Essential: - contact the Garioch Ranger 07786 021 781 or email garioch. ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk
An easy eight-mile round trip with The Formartine Rangers
Meeting point: Golf Road car park, Ellon
Time: 11:30am – 1:00pm
Description: Cycle south from Ellon along the Formartine & Buchan Way to Udny Station and back; this is further than a cycle to the supermarket or shops; for a paper, a pint of milk and a loaf of bread instead of using the fossil fuel energy required to take a two-ton car. Bring your bike and wear a cycling helmet Get used to cycling instead of driving for short journeys! Join the Formartine Rangers and cycle from Ellon to Udny Station and back!
Free but booking essential! Contact: The Formartine Ranger – 01358-726417/07786 021780; formartine.ranger@aberdeenshire.gov.uk
Transport: Stagecoach buses 60, 67, 68
Illuminated Cycle with Banff & Buchan Ranger
Meeting point: Forglen Hall car park
Time: 8.00pm – 9.30pm
Description: How about trying something a little different to celebrate Earth Hour this year? Join the rangers as we take to pedal power for a 2½ mile cycle along the paths around Forglen. We’ll be stopping halfway round for a warming drink, where we’ll be able to enjoy seeing the stars if it’s a clear night or hearing the owls and other wildlife as darkness falls. Cycle helmets and front & rear bike lights are compulsory. Numbers are limited, so booking is essential.
Contact: Banff & Buchan Ranger 07788 688855, email banffandbuchan.ranger@ aberdeenshire.gov.uk.
Transport: info on how to reach the venue by public transport can be found here
Getting Hotter by Annie James
Location: Belmont Cinema Café
Time: 1:30pm
Description: Pop Up Picnic, bring your own food! Greenhouse Gas man is getting stronger and only a superhero can save the earth. Will Major Earth manage to save the day? Can Joules persuade his friends to help? Find out in this new interactive climate change show for all the family- Adults £10 includes a free drink. Children £1 (no free drink). Suitable for age 8 upwards. Contact: Annie Begg annie4sky@aol. com
Green Family Fun Day with Aberdeen City Countryside Rangers Service
Location: Hazlehead Park
Time: 11-3pm
Description: Join us for a day of Family fun green style! From free entry into Pets Corner, to brilliant stalls with loads of hands on activities to trying out all sorts of bikes, even a unicycle, on a fun bike track and playing with Aberdeen Play Forum, the little (and big kids among us) will have a whole heap of fun while learning. Experience electric and hybrid cars firsthand and chat to the dealers, join a car club or find out more about energy saving and grants for your home.
Transport: First bus no. 11 (then approximately half mile walk to park gates)
The Worm by APA
Location: Lemon tree
Time: 1pm; 3pm
Description: Underneath your feet in the muddy brown soil squirms the world’s best kept secret…a wonderful, magical creature called the Worm. Join Wilma and William, two nature lovers, on a journey underground as they discover a family of friendly, musical worms and their colourful miniature world. With laugh out loud songs, The Worm is a fun filled musical tale guaranteed to make everyone giggle, wiggle and love the squirmy wonders beneath our feet. After the performance, the audience are invited to see some real worms in a specially designed wormery.
***** Broadway Baby: “…manages to keep its audience of tinies enthralled simply through some excellent storytelling”. Ages 3 – 7 year olds. Book Online here.
WALL-E Film with introduction and kids activities
Location: Belmont filmhouse with ACA
Time: 11am
Description: Join Aberdeen Climate Action for this pertinent Disney cartoon on love and landfill! There will a short intro to the film and some fun optional kid’s activities relating to the themes in the film.
Book tickets here.
Sunday 25th March
Foraying Walk by Fairley Taylor
Location: Market Place, Inverurie
Time: 10:00 - 12:00
Join Fairley Taylor on a foraging walk through Inverurie as she identifies edible and medicinal coastal planets. It is a gentle walk taking about 1.5 hours. Cost £5. Book by email ft86eihwaz@hotmail.co.uk.
Transport: Stagecoach No10 or 37 bus from Aberdeen to Market Place, Inverurie or train to Inverurie with a short 3ms walk to the Market Place.
Donside Guided Walk to Hydro by Aberdeen City Council Countryside Rangers Service, Aberdeen Community Energy, & Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Scotland
Meeting point: Donmouth, by the bird hide on The Esplanade
Time: 1pm -4pm
Description: Join Aberdeen City Council Countryside Ranger Service and RSPB Scotland for a walk along the river Don, pointing out wildlife on route to the Donside Hydro scheme and back. Directors from ACEnergy, will then give a guided tour around the Hydro scheme. The multi award winning Donside Hydro harnesses energy from its neighbouring river, The Don, to create electricity which is then sold to the national grid. Income generated from the project will be channeled into initiatives that achieve social and environmental benefits for the local regeneration area. If you don’t want to walk back do Donmouth there is the option of taking a bus (No.19) from Donside Hydro back to the City Centre.
Group size limited and booking essential by phoning the Countryside Rangers on 01224 326429 or email countrysideranger@aberdeencity.gov.uk
Transport: Take First Bus no. 20 up Kings Street and get off at Donmouth and walk along the Esplanade to the Bird Hide. If you don’t want to walk back to Donmouth there is the option of taking a bus (No.19) from Donside Hydro back to the City Centre
Location: Market Place, Inverurie
Time: 10:00 - 12:00
Join Fairley Taylor on a foraging walk through Inverurie as she identifies edible and medicinal coastal planets. It is a gentle walk taking about 1.5 hours. Cost £5. Book by email ft86eihwaz@hotmail.co.uk.
Transport: Stagecoach No10 or 37 bus from Aberdeen to Market Place, Inverurie or train to Inverurie with a short 3ms walk to the Market Place.
Donside Guided Walk to Hydro by Aberdeen City Council Countryside Rangers Service, Aberdeen Community Energy, & Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Scotland
Meeting point: Donmouth, by the bird hide on The Esplanade
Time: 1pm -4pm
Description: Join Aberdeen City Council Countryside Ranger Service and RSPB Scotland for a walk along the river Don, pointing out wildlife on route to the Donside Hydro scheme and back. Directors from ACEnergy, will then give a guided tour around the Hydro scheme. The multi award winning Donside Hydro harnesses energy from its neighbouring river, The Don, to create electricity which is then sold to the national grid. Income generated from the project will be channeled into initiatives that achieve social and environmental benefits for the local regeneration area. If you don’t want to walk back do Donmouth there is the option of taking a bus (No.19) from Donside Hydro back to the City Centre.
Group size limited and booking essential by phoning the Countryside Rangers on 01224 326429 or email countrysideranger@aberdeencity.gov.uk
Transport: Take First Bus no. 20 up Kings Street and get off at Donmouth and walk along the Esplanade to the Bird Hide. If you don’t want to walk back to Donmouth there is the option of taking a bus (No.19) from Donside Hydro back to the City Centre
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