Join us for an evening that explores the vital connection between food production and a healthy planet! We'll kick off the event with a special film screening of Save Our Wild Isles: Hungry for Change, followed by One Last Farm. After the films, stick around for a panel discussion and group conversation. It's the perfect opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired by a vision of sustainable farming that benefits both nature and society. See you there!
~ Doors Open: 6:45 PM
~ Event Begins: 7:00 PM
This event is part of the Somerset Food Trail Festival. It is produced in partnership with Reel Nature: Environmental Film Club, Keynsham Film Works, Cinema For All, and Yeo Valley.
THE FILMS:
Save Our Wild Isles: Hungry for Change
An award-winning film from Nick Gates and Silverback Films that brought together experts from three of the UK’s largest conservation organisations. The National Trust, the RSPB and WWF reveal the impact of the food system on UK nature and crucially what could be done to reduce its impact.
www.saveourwildisles.org.uk/business/food-and-farming
One Last Farm
A poignant documentary about Yew Tree Farm, Bristol’s last working farm, and its fight to protect a unique wildlife habitat from development. Produced by Nikki Dodd.
www.onelastfarm.com
THE PANELISTS:
Catherine Withers (farmer at Yew Tree Farm), Nick Gates (director of Hungry for Change), and Kate Hughes (Chair, Sustainable Food Somerset).
VENUE INFO:
The Keynsham Community Space is above Keynsham Library - please enter via the side door on Temple Street (opposite Iceland).
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