About this Event
These workshops offer a unique opportunity to participate in the construction of an insect habitat directly on-site. Designed to provide a safe haven for local insects and pollinators, this habitat will play a crucial role in supporting the biodiversity of Brixton Orchard and its surrounding ecosystem.
Throughout the series, participants will not only learn about the significance of the habitat but also gain insights into its connections with the broader environment. Hands-on activities will enable attendees to actively contribute to the assembly of the habitat, fostering a deeper understanding of ecological principles and practices.
By taking part in the Insect Habitat Build Series, individuals can make a tangible impact on local biodiversity while also nurturing a greater appreciation for the natural world. This initiative serves as a gateway to community involvement in environmental conservation efforts, inspiring participants to become active stewards of their ecosystem.
This workshop is part of our Earth Day 2024, Earth week-long series of events across UAL colleges and sites, showcasing creative environmental action from UAL communities. From Climate Advocates to Changemakers, Repair Cafés to Garden Societies, our campuses will come alive with interconnected ecosystems of creative projects and interventions led by students, staff, alumni, and friends.
Join the Climate Emergency Network for five days of purposeful play and be inspired to explore your role in driving change through creativity. View the event collection.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Brixton Orchard, Brixton Hill, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00