Rob Penn: How to Look After Your Own Pixel

It is easy to become overwhelmed listening to the talks and pledges that have emerged from the recent COP 27 Climate Conference in Egypt. Global commitments make great soundbites. But they also remove agency from the vast majority of people on the planet. Rob Penn – ‘reformed’ lawyer, journalist, author and broadcaster – co-founded the woodland creation and landscape restoration charity Stump Up For Trees in 2020 to help mitigate the climate and biodiversity crises in his own backyard, the Brecon Beacons in south-east Wales. In this discussion, Rob promises to take us through his own stories rewilding, recycling and reimagining his way through his own natural environment. He will talk about how direct action and finding a community of like-minded people to bring about change in their immediate landscape has been a life raft as the existential threat of climate change swells around us. 

Join us at 5:15pm on Wednesday 8 February for the discussion followed by drinks. Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre auditorium, Worcester College.

The Sultan Nazrin Shah Auditorium at Worcester College is accessed via the main Porters’ Lodge on Walton Street. The venue is wheelchair accessible via a step-free route from the Porters’ Lodge and disabled toilet facilities are available. Please note that the Auditorium is a five-minute walk from the Porter’s Lodge so do leave plenty of time to arrive.

Please click this link to register your interest.