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Renowned writer Amitav Ghosh explores the role of stories in understanding our place in the world and reframing how we approach the biggest challenge of our era.
Professor Tim Lang and Helen Browning OBE join an expert panel to discuss the collective action required to transition to a global food system that ensures human health and environmental sustainability.
What does the rest of this century look like for our planet? Viral sensation David Wallace-Wells issues an urgent wake-up call about climate collapse, leading the way for bolder action before it’s too late.
Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency will speak about the damaging consequences of climate change and the need for urgent action to protect and improve the environment.
Stories from people and organisations making real changes on the ground across Scotland and how they're working together to help improve the environment and the public’s health and wellbeing.
The actions we take in the next ten years to stop ecosystems collapse, recover and regenerate nature and to restore people’s health and wellbeing are now critical. RSA Food, Farming and Countryside Commission final report. ...
The future, happening now. Stories of change from across the country.
The RSA Food Farming & Countryside Commission have published a book with the stories from their seven-month bike tour of the UK.
Hannah Lee, a sixth form student at Arrow Vale RSA Academy in Redditch writes a personal account about her journey to London to participate in the Global Climate Strike march.
Commentary about the parties' commitments in some of the policy areas where the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission has made recommendations.
The Sustainable Development Goals Network invites RSA Fellows to their next MeetUp on Wednesday 13 November in the Paddington Development Trust facilities, co-organsied by Carolina Karlstrom FRSA.
Sue Pritchard reflects on the RSA President's Lecture and argues that we need to make the spaces for people to come together in thoughtful conversations – and the leadership to facilitate it – to tackle the climate crisis. ...
We are not simply facing the short-term costs of an economic downturn, but the consequences of an ageing, unsustainably consuming and carbon-dependent society. This situation should indeed make governments, businesses ...
The RSA ran the RSA Arts & Ecology Centre from 2005 to 2010 as a catalyst for the insights, imagination and inspirations of artists in response to the unprecedented environmental challenges of our time, with a focus on their ...
A nationwide movement that is reclaiming underused public spaces to grow, sell and distribute local food.
Developed by the East of England Fellowship, this challenge is designed to give mechanical and multi-disciplinary students, undergraduate and apprentices around the world an opportunity to create new designs that harness ...
A fresh look at how we humans have evolved and remade the world around us. What’s our next chapter? With science writer Gaia Vince.
We are delighted to invite you to the 2019 RSA Scotland Angus Millar Lecture, which will be delivered by Sandrine Dixson-Declѐve, Co-President of the Club of Rome and a respected senior advisor, facilitator and lecturer. ...
Tuesday 7th January 2020 at 10:30
Examination Schools, Oxford, OX1 4BG
Agrespect and the RSA, Food, Farming and Countryside Commission are co-hosting the opening event of the Oxford Farming Conference 2020 to discuss diversity and inclusion in farming and the countryside.
RSA Fellows and guests are invited to discuss current environmental challenges. The speakers, who will deliver short "provocations" to spark debate include Emily Norton (Savills) and Sally Thomas (SNH).