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Whole Systems Sustainable Development in South Wales: Setting the Stage for Action
Thursday 19th and Friday 20th July 2007

Caution: Large files!

* Whole-Systems Sustainable Development in South Wales: Setting the Stage for Action, Steve Harris, Science Shops Wales.
Whole-systems thinking, learning and doing: theory, definitions and practical examples. Also download Steve's Whole-Systems Vocabulary.

* Living Systems Learning Nigel Topping, Schumaker College.
How to help systems learn (in the direction we want them to!!). With examples from the Transition Town Totnes project.
You can also download the Transition Initiatives Primer here.

* Lammas Low Impact Initiatives Ltd Paul Wimbush, Lammas.
Leveraging whole-systems change in Wales by creating a blueprint housing and livelihood model in Pembrokeshire.
Buy a share or become a friend of Lammas here.

* Harrison Studio & Associates David Haley, Manchester Metropolitan University.
The ecological art of the Harrisons, mapping climate change and the Greenhouse Britain project.

NB. There were also brilliant contributions from many others at the Forum, including Barbara Adam who has summarised her input in the form of a poem, here.

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