Networking in Nature: Green Economics Institute Summer Networking
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About this event
Recalibrating our relationship with nature. Embracing nature as within us and we are within it.
The challenges in 2021 with international regimes.
Who are we as humans
How the pandemic was caused by our devastation of nature and our economic systems
Values, valuation and valuing
Ecosystems services, nature based solutions
Equality inclusion
Participants Arrival Day 1 6.00 pm uk time 1st September 2021
Sessions:
Day 1 1st September 2021
6.00 pm uk Introduction to the Centre
Introduction to Philosophy and nature
Poetry in Nature. Understanding nature in 2021- what is means to us now
Stopping the 6 th ever mass extinction of species.How has it happened and what can we do? What does it mean to value nature- values, valuation and valuing nature.
Nature, monotisation, commons, ecosystems, use value -and needs of nature and people and other species, the planet and its systems.
Day 2 2nd September 2021
9.00 am uk time to 20.00 pm uk time
How we rebuild our economy and live within nature? What do we need to do to stop the 6th mass extinction of species.
Recalibrating our own relationships with nature- opening ourselves up to nature
Our role in protecting the nature we meet- nature as personal interactions
Examples and workshops and lectures- going out in nature around the lovely centre
Day 3 9.00- 3.30 pm uk time 3rd September 2021 Taking forward our new understandings and perspectives
Stopping the 6 th ever mass extinction of species. Our new role
Working in the real world in 2021 in the context of IPBPES and the COP26 United Nations Conferences
Understanding that the role of ecosystem services and nature based solutions and more technological and privatised agriculture are being promoted this year- and how to counter that to ensure that nature can be encouraged to flourish again and to enhance the biodiversity.
Natural capital, environmental movements
Green Economics - Enclosure - Other sentient beings - Intelligence of Octypus and other creatures.
Human nature and our evolution in nature
Capital and economics, women, indigenous people, agroeconologist-
Agriculture and food- biodiversity
United Nations.
Economy privatisation and nature and the role of the state as intermediary between us and nature.
Literature and philosophy- introduction to the changing philosophy of nature
Our response to the pandemic -and the role of the United Nations IPBES
Depart 3.30 pm uk time day 3. 3rd September 2021
NB Should the covid situation be too challenging we can run this event on line event hybrid too.
Practicals
The tickets here are all excluding accomodation and food. Once you have booked the tickets we then send you the information from the venue for you to choose our acomodation and food. There is acomodation to suit all pockets- from en suite modern lovely rooms to camping in your own tent or a caravan or yurht from the venue- please contact us to find out more- info@greeneconomicsinstitutetrust.org
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We cant take any bookings from anyone under 18 years of age.
Everyone will be asked to fill in application forms and health and safety forms to ensure we all keep safe.
The event will be 100 per cent covid safe and so we will need you to work with us to ensure it remains so.
Organiser Green Economics Institute
Organiser of Networking in Nature: Green Economics Institute Summer Networking
The Green Economics Institute is based in the UK and provides inspirational leadership for ecological, social and economic justice transformations fit for the 21st and 22nd centuries.
The Green Economics Institute, is active throughout Europe, and runs a global network, impacting European policy development and outcomes.
It works on climate and visioning the future, long term frameworks of the economy and civilisation, basing its ideas on scientific and philosophical research. All its activities feature its unusual profile of European and global voices of non standard actors and its emphasis on holism, sustainability, future resilience, inclusion and diversity. This includes expert work on philosophies of social justice and mobility, refugees and migration.
It is a Members’ network and the professional body for Green Economics practitioners, policy making and practical organisation of innovators, philosophers and thinkers to envision and lead towards a world which meets the needs of all people everywhere, ( especially women ) nature, other species, the planet and its systems. Its team members usually have a multi mode background, often cross border, and always firmly rooted in the real world.Its include practitioners, scientists, academics, business people, and supply chain experts, mapping the downturn in human destruction of nature, the economy and the environment and are well placed to suggest a recovery path, both in terms of human health and also the environment and nature.
Its Publishing House GEIBooks, has over 100 titles in print, and each one provides a global network of people and voices advocating a message and campaign for change towards a more benevolent and beneficial world. The Green Economics Institute has a TV station, an academic journal, a members’ magazine, a specialist climate science organisation, a Charity and a Conference Making organisation. The Institute has world class speakers speaking often in parliaments and Universities around Europe, Nobel prize winners, national business award winners and others, professors, students, farmers, business people.
It has its own large delegations to the United Nations Climate Talks UNFCCC. which include exhibition stands and climate events and is an official Research Organisation of the United Nations. Its work is used around the world by governments, kings, princes, global institutions, businesses, students, philosophers, economists and many more.
It runs courses at all levels for qualifications, including field trips, summer schools, youth in action, Erasmus, short courses long courses, post doc supervision, and lectures in many European Universities and many others. It also runs regular conferences to support its campaigns and to encourage debate and progress both on line and mainly in Oxford and around Europe. It runs regular exhibition stands, publishing and giving speeches and hosting conferences in most countries in Europe