We’ll be holding more drop in sessions in 2020, and have been reflecting on our sessions last year.
We completed seven drop-in sessions at the end of 2019. We had over 130 people join us to discuss the project, their hopes, concerns and ideas. Thank you to everyone who participated.
We apologise for the short notice of these sessions and would like to reassure you that there will be many more opportunities to take part in shaping the project in the coming months.
We have two drop-in sessions happening soon:
- Friday the 24th January between 15.00 and 18.00 in the Machinations Centre, Llanbrynmair
- Wednesday 5th February between 15.00 and 18.00 in Y Ganolfan, Aberhosan
Details of any other sessions will be on our website.
If you’d like us to hold a session or a talk in your community please do get in touch with Sian Stacey our Community Engagement Coordinator.
We’ll be getting a full summary of the key themes and discussions which were raised during these sessions on our website soon.
Recent blog posts
A new Chapter for Summit to Sea
Changes being made to its governance
Summit to Sea, a joint initiative working to benefit the local economy and wildlife in mid Wales, announces that one of its eight partners, Rewilding Britain, is stepping aside from the project.
Time to see what’s staring us in the face?
Melanie Newton, project director, shares the story of her family’s heritage in mining and offers her support to farmers and landowners who are facing the responsibility of navigating change and saving the planet.
Life as an intern
Ben Porter recounts some initial experiences of life as an intern with Summit to Sea.